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Barry Seymour

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1 hour ago, Wookiee said:

Not bad, perhaps a little more weight on the kick and bass, but that could just be a personal taste thing.  All in all another well polished tune.

Good points, I'll look into it.

Question: I mixed the voice with more treble than usual; on some of my systems, it sounds like the voice is too out front, sounds separate from the rest of the mix. Any thoughts on that?

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Another fine tune Barry. On the cans the vocal sits just fine.
If I were mixing it I'd want just a bit more interaction between the kick and bass.
What I'm trying to say is I think the bass is a bit lite and the kick a bit hot; maybe.
I'd have to hear it on the speakers, if I had to mix exclusively on the cans; I'd never get it "right".
(of course that assumes I ever get it right ?)

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maybe I'd change the intro, but as Pablo said "great artists steal"...

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10 minutes ago, DeeringAmps said:

Another fine tune Barry. On the cans the vocal sits just fine.
If I were mixing it I'd want just a bit more interaction between the kick and bass.
What I'm trying to say is I think the bass is a bit lite and the kick a bit hot; maybe.
I'd have to hear it on the speakers, if I had to mix exclusively on the cans; I'd never get it "right".
(of course that assumes I ever get it right ?)

t

maybe I'd change the intro, but as Pablo said "great artists steal"...

The intro is an in-joke. This is actually autobiographical; my first band in the early 70s was a seven piece rock band with horns, we were big fans of Chicago. Note also the lick from 'Smoke on the Water' in there.

More bass, less kick. I think you're right.

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1 hour ago, Hidden Symmetry said:

Escanaba, Marquette.. being a Michigander I know the area!  Good tune, reminded me of Skynyrd in a few spots.

Skynrd?!? What the heck? LOL. I actually thought the lead guitar started to sound like early 70s Moody Blues there, but I think I see what you're saying. I do like LS's crunchy guitar sound.

Thanks for the kind words. Where in Michigan are you from?

(Plus your profile picture gives me a chuckle.)

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