Turn the volume down, give your ears a good, long break, and then listen to this again. Your levels are way out, especially the treble. If you don't have monitors than I'd advice you to invest in a pair.

___________________
Put an end to the loudness war. Don't limit or compress your mixdown until mastering; leave the master channel alone.

Contact me for mastering.

quote:

Originally posted by Atlantis-AR Turn the volume down, give your ears a good, long break, and then listen to this again. Your levels are way out, especially the treble. If you don't have monitors than I'd advice you to invest in a pair.

really eh? I have a pair of sennheisers that I use mostly and the levels don't sound that bad from them, maybe I'll try another mix down - thanks for the tip

quote:

Originally posted by Atlantis-AR Turn the volume down, give your ears a good, long break, and then listen to this again. Your levels are way out, especially the treble. If you don't have monitors than I'd advice you to invest in a pair.

+1

I actually checked this out 1, because I like Deep House (and what I'm hearing, so far, sounds good) but 2, because this is the only feedback I ever see Atlantis-AR give - not that that's a bad thing - but it would appear the ear-fatigue nazis are out in droves.

http://www.sweetwater.com/expert-ce...y/t--EarFatigue

___________________

Now with extra singles!
my old stuff, not quite up to snuff - but I still dig it - UPDATED 9/23/2012

quote:

Originally posted by EddieZilker +1 I actually checked this out 1, because I like Deep House (and what I'm hearing, so far, sounds good) but 2, because this is the only feedback I ever see Atlantis-AR give - not that that's a bad thing - but it would appear the ear-fatigue nazis are out in droves. http://www.sweetwater.com/expert-ce...y/t--EarFatigue

Thanks eddie - glad you like what you hear - as I said, maybe I'll do another mix down and bring down the high end..