Basically I loved it, although I've never been one that's too keen on sweaty intense anthemic American Rock'n Roll like Bob Seiger or Bruce Springsteen. However, as a drummer, were it my own set, I'd ask that the snare be brought down a smidge or two to put it in balance with the rest of the set. It has a pitch, miking and probable compression that brings in out front and center in your face, equal to or in front of the lead singer's voice, and I kept finding my attention drifting to that artifact of the piece. I really got off on the bass playing and the choral part, as well as the guitar solo. But it's a very "Radio Friendly" without being squished to death with over compression mix--a true rarity these days and i liked the panning of the cymbals, and the spaces for all of the instruments--the snare though. (grin) Nick ----- Original Message ----- From: Steven Jeffrey To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 4:17 PM Subject: [ddots-l] Feedback On First Mix Needed, Please Hello, I am interested in getting some feedback (possitive, or negative) on a mix I've been working on with a friend. This is the first mix we've done together, and we're both at the point with this mix where we arn't sure what else needs to be done (if anything.) I recorded the bass part for the tune using Sonar/CakeTalking in my homestudio, so hopefully this type of request isn't to far off topic for this list. Any suggestions/observations would be very much appreciated. Here's the link to the tune. "Hold On" Thanks, Steve