[ddots-l] Re: Brian's demo and mastering
- From: Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 11:26:58 -0500
A mixing comment about your song:
You really don't want to have your main vocal panned hard right
like that. What if someone heard your song and was sitting closer
to the left speaker, or was listening on some sort of mono system
that only included the left channel? Believe it or not, this still
happens in many places. think of stores, restaurants or bars where
things are in mono or where speakers are spread far apart.
The listener wouldn't hear your vocal at all in those situations,
for example, sitting at a table in a restaurant that happened to be
right under the left speaker.
Usually vocals are kept dead center, since they are the most
important element of popular styles of music.
If you're trying to tell a story or convey something through the
vocal, then that part needs to be closer to the middle.
The background sounds good and the wind sound effect made me laugh.
Chris
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