MixWOLPH3 - Draft Submission - seeren

[seeren]

Finally put in some hours on this. I've downloaded some of the mp3's, and now that I'm done with mine I will get the rest and listen to them over the weekend to see how they compare.

There is one little audio file with mine that is just a stretched out end of word with a speed fade. Hope that's okay. Also, I added a bar coming out of the bridge, which I think I read earlier that Erik Simon had done (or he removed the xtra bar). Hope that's okay, too.

I zipped 'em both into one folder. If there are any problems the files are here:
seeren's extra files

[seeren]

I didn't get any feedback, so I can only assume that it was perfect and no suggestions could be offered. Or maybe people think "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything." Either way I'm just going to leave mine as is for Lagerfeldt's critique.

This was a great learning experience; in one aspect just to see how the tracks were laid down with their timbre/frequency position thought out before the mixing stage. When I first loaded the song my first impression was that this song almost mixes itself.
Another great learning aspect was to hear how everyone had their own unique methods of treating the material - and I'm not thinking of the fancy touches everyone did, just the way the foundation was set.

Thanks to David & Fader8 for hosting, bandwidth, and organization, and special thanks to Lagerfeldt for the song and final critique.

[lagerfeldt]

I'll be downloading all the contributions and listening soon. Also, I guess I should be uploading my own WAV as well.

I'm a little pressed for time (as usual), but I haven't forgotten about this workshop.