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Originally Posted by PVinKC
Thanks for the feedback everyone. I was ID08 and I very much appreciate the feedback. I am primarily a LIVE sound engineer who had the brilliant idea to grab a DAW and record the bands I mix so that I could practice mixing.
That all turned into a passion for mixing ITB and really getting to know frequencies and effects and panning and to see how I might use mixing ITB to get better at mixing LIVE.
The payoff from this for me is the feedback from you fine people.
Having said all that...my first reaction to the comments is defending it which I know is wrong. However in listening I simply don't hear what you have pointed out. THAT is precisely the problem that I need to overcome. I'm hoping to get some direction to that end from you all.
Would those of you who reviewed mind to please explain the issue as clearly as possible and steps you would take to remedy the issues?
I really appreciate any help and advice!
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The only advice I can give you is to listen to a lot of music and get a grip of how instruments are supposed to sound together
how's your mixing environment like? Maybe it's a monitoring issue.