The Obstacle

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Batterie:

Baer 222 jams

Remix step I

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Guitare:

Dominik 97 jams

Remix step II

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Basse:

Dick 199 jams

Remix step III

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Clavier:

nofish 59 jams

Remix step IV

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Vocals:

Garytone 41 jams

Remix step V

Saxophone:

erbuncho 6 jams

rien ne va plus (pas encore)... !

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Pretty new to this arrangement/sound engineering thing so, any feedback will be greatly appreciated, even if it's negative. Specially on the effects and volume mixing... I've serious doubts about adding the Reverb. However, I hope you'll enjoy

AirFlow cool :) +1

OliVBee sounds nice ... however effects such as rev should be handled in a global mix phase you're right on this ! allthough the one you used is a tad too big it's kinda matching the style and ambiance :) cool jam ! +1

erbuncho I understand your point. I was just trying to use it in my track but I agree that it was a bit too much. Thanks for the feedback +0

Dick well, think you picked a mix that was really hard to handle, no matter what you were about to add - gary is very up front already and the band seems to be spread across quite a distance. To me, you are a bit too loud in this mix (some parts, ending is just great), but not spoiling it :) Since this is a dub kind of thing, all delays and reverbs at hand are to be used at free will :D
now - that is a some kind of VST sax, right? For if thats a real sax, then you really did obscure that a little much in the beginning! +1

erbuncho Thanks for the comments. I really need to work on the mixing part. I'm still discovering how this can be done effectively. I'm experimenting different recording volumes and mic position and work with gain in Audacity but I think I'm reaching a good spot now. This is real sax. I recorded two different tracks to provide different voicings. I was playing D E in the lower voice and A B in the upper voice. In the second chorus (after the first solo) I use the same mechanism but I raised the lower voice one octave up. +0