"ATLANTIS" (Final Mix)

[Phil.c]

Here's one just finished, I've not made my own bt this time but i've used a pretty good band instead, i've also added a second link just for fun, HBM left and PC right.

Hope you llike.

Phil

http://www.box.com/s/vsh04scbpogd0ikyyafb

http://www.box.com/s/typbl7kznfiugrb79aew

[roger bayliss]

Sounds great nice and nasal on the main melody Phil, great job ..

[JimN]

I agree with Roger on the guitar sound, but feel that the guitar's dry sound is a bit far forward for a mono mix - it makes it sound like an overdub rather than blending in with the rest of the track.

In order to get the guitar more into the same acoustic as the rest of the track, the dry signal needs to be reduced and more (in this case, mono) reverb needs to be added.

2p worth.

[Phil.c]

Thanks for the replies.

Jim, there's more than enough reverb already on it.

Phil

[tolo]

I am no expert - but from 1.09 the tone is really lovely... Agree with Jim that the mix is off for the lower octave part, it kills the mix - the lead guitar does need to be addressed - very slight audio ducking going on there... Also, for me, there are timing issues on the first part of the tune - and again at the end... You are forcing the pace of the song. Pushing it against the BT. Particularly during the intro / outro sequence. Slow down...

My 2p... For what it is worth...

T.

[Phil.c]

Tony, thanks for listening but I have to say that i'm sorry but I totally disgree with you, You also need to listen to the second link to get a comparison, as for the timing issues, if i'm out here then so is Hank because there's mls between each and every note, check the second link.

Phil

[Gary Allen]

Hi Phil, nice authentic sound, regards Gary

[Phil.c]

Appreciated Gary.

Phil

[Spike]

Great work Phil

To get the authentic sound youre getting here for Atlantis is truly a great effort!

Well done!!

Cheers
Spike

[Phil.c]

Thanks Spike.

Phil