Take a listen, fellas...

[Dkerwood]

Our recording friend is now mixing down our NEW set of songs for our EP. The first go round, he didn't realize that he had a bad setting on his DAW, which rendered almost everything from that session useless.

The good thing is that this time around, we really nailed the instrumentals and vocals. Now it's just time to do a little recording critiquing. I already have some opinions of my own on this stuff, but I'm looking for a little perspective. Any thoughts, comments?

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[anderbass]

Next time, you'll probably get a better response
by posting this of type thread in the recordings forum...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=19

 

[Bass Mule]

Performance wise, I thought it was just fine. My only recommendation to you is get it mixed professionally. Mixing is a lot harder than most people think. It's not something you can really do at home with protools or logic. You really need an engineer to take the tracks and make it sound like magic.