Great! I'm glad you liked them... actually, I could(n't) care less, because I had so much fun doing fooling around with it that it was worth it either way.thekingandcaroline wrote: Trashy,
The mix with overdubs kicks ass!
Vocals: the main vocals is treated with the L1 limiter, used often for mastering. I love it on vocals, because of the way it puts it "in your face" (as you said before), but it doesn't sound very compressy. Actually, I finished the mix last night, and listening to it now, I think the vocals could be a couple of dbs lower on the first verse/chorus...
Drums: are not mono compatable... there's a stereo delay of a few milliseconds to give it a fake stereo image. Also, mucho compression and a bit of room reverb.
Middle eight: that was the most fun by far, although, again listening this afternoon, there's a couple of things I'd change. Anyway, the swirling effect was an afterthought. While I was working on the mix, my kids wanted to play with a mic that I had up (which is why I buy cheap mics). I recorded a bit of them talking into it, and was just going to toss it, but then thought "why not?" (It's not my song, right?!) So that swirling effect is emma and helen ran through a delay that I'm tweaking and panning.
I'm glad you liked those guitar runs; they almost didn't make the cut, but I didn't know what else to put in their place!
Well, I'm glad you liked it...
-Phil