Almost happy...

[Simon Dorn]

Which one do you prefer? Are mixing people present?




Here's a clip to compare it to.
I guess i'd just need a little EQ for a bit more air in the mastering chain...

 

[Skolphy]

JMO..I like the cone...a bit more girth and presence...the Sneap does widen it a bit and a bit of sparkle but not quite the same weight.

 

[RaceU4her]

first one is just a tad dark and the second is just a tad bright, right in between would be good i think

 

[RaceU4her]

you ever try the fredman technique?

 

[Soundstorm]

Prefer the cone take

 

[Simon Dorn]

you ever try the fredman technique?

Jap.

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

I feel it depends on whether or not bass and vocals are eventually going be added to the mix.
Like RaceU4her said, may need to be somewhere in the middle, especially if both were added, imo.
Otherwise, I personally prefer the cone track.

 

[Simon Dorn]

I feel it depends on whether or not bass and vocals are eventually going be added to the mix.
Like RaceU4her said, may need to be somewhere in the middle, especially if both were added, imo.
Otherwise, I personally prefer the cone track.

There's bass in the clip. Loads of bass.

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

There's bass in the clip. Loads of bass.

Sorry, I'm half deaf without CI batteries and headphones.
Also, most of my guitars look like this

 

[Simon Dorn]

Sorry, I'm half deaf without CI batteries and headphones.
Also, most of my guitars look like this
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[Rex Rocker]

Yeah, I agree that somewhere in the middle would be ideal for me. Although, as they are right now, I prefer the first half.

EQ tip: Try scooping out some lower mids as well as what you're doing to the high-end. That would bring out some air and life on the guitars as well. Compared to the CC clip, your mids definitely sound a tiny bit cloudier.

 

[Simon Dorn]

Yeah, I agree that somewhere in the middle would be ideal for me. Although, as they are right now, I prefer the first half.

EQ tip: Try scooping out some lower mids as well as what you're doing to the high-end. That would bring out some air and life on the guitars as well. Compared to the CC clip, your mids definitely sound a tiny bit cloudier.

Thanks!