"Neil Rutman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Somebody please tell me I'm done with this one (and mean it)!
>
> Better defined low end, tamed sizzling ess's on the lead voc
>
> www.soundclick.com/neilrutman\


> Somebody please tell me I'm done with this one (and mean it)!

Sorry, I wish could help you. Sounds like you have a classic case of ear
fatigue. I know I do. I have been trying to set up buses on a mix with
sends on a new DAW among a ton of other things. Take some time away and
come back to it. I gave it another listen and it didn't sound better than
this morning's mix 3 but my ears are now tired. Yours should be too. Get
some ear rest, Spring has just sprung and you still have time for your
international release. <g>

"Neil Rutman" > oh well...

Dude, try some dynamics without full on compression and give me the decency
of respect. When I provide detail don't respond with two freaking words.
Next!

"Neil Rutman" > No offense intended HIO - just tired and frustrated. I'm
sure you're right
> about over compression. I'll give it another shot tomorrow.

No problem bro. You are in the ballpark. No,... you are on the field.

"Here In Oregon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> "Neil Rutman" > No offense intended HIO - just tired and frustrated. I'm
> sure you're right
>> about over compression. I'll give it another shot tomorrow.
>
> No problem bro. You are in the ballpark. No,... you are on the field.



Your bottom has indeed dropped out on "Don't bring me down". Rick Paul
alluded to this. I should have saved each version.

The Lead Guitar fubs at 47 sec. It is subtle but will eventually haunt
you.

Listening....be quiet.....the solo that starts at 2:27 is now good and very
interesting.

Maybe you might want to A/B your mix this next morning ala Mix 3. I cannot
tell if it is better. I have ear fatigue.