sound youve got there - if you played that in the uk you'd have millions of schoolgirls after you with not so many clothes.Great guitar,great vocals and radio,CD ready mix.Good work!

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thanks for the comment...anyone have any tips on improving the mix?

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the song man : ) great mix great record on tha drums ....my only suggestion would be to isolate you vocals more they sound alittle airy . maybe build a cheap vocal booth . i made one for exactly 120 bucks and it worked great . if your interested ill tell you how i did it : ) other than that sounds steller dude :)

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Fish,

Try to think of a certain instrument owning in part a certain spectrum of the EQ band. Take a notch out of your EQ in an area to open it up for another instrument. Example: drop the EQ in the 100mhz range on the drums and bump it up a little on the bass in the same freq. When istruments all complete for the same frq, you get no definition and they blend together. Experiment. The high and mid EQ on your stuff for the most part is not that much of an issue. What I feel is needing your attention is the lower freqs. Defining a little more "throat" or punch in your guitars and differentiating them from the bass and kick drum.

Philip

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thanks race

the lower end is a continuing problem for me. I recently invested in some real monitors and I am still getting to know them. I will try your advice and see how she turns out. thanks again

j.

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