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Excellent, very clear. I can't listen to speakers so I'm on headphones right now (sennheisers HD580). It seems that the snare is a bit out of the mix though, maybe a tad too loud, or maybe it needs a bit of compression. It's a subtle thing though. I would also push the bass a little louder, but that's a question of taste at this level. Your mix sounds very rolling-stone-ish, very mid-ish, not much lows. If that's a choice that's fine. If you have time to play around I would try a bit more bass. It's amazing how defined the kick is, though, even at that low level. Great work.
I love it! Why doesn't anyone make feel good rock and roll anymore? (or, rather, why don't we ever hear about it?). I'd agree that the snare's probably a little strong in the verse, but in the chorus it's probably ok. Despite all the instrumentation everything comes through clear, though I did feel that the mix could be pared back at times to create a bit more space and light/shade variance. But I'm nitpickin'. Good stuff!
--------------------- barge (big thanks to amibuggnu for this!)
Very good mix! The snare reverb is the only problem, I think. For me it's not that the snare is too loud, it's the type and quantity of reverb on it. I would make it more of a room sound and pare it back a little. Nice work!
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