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Originally Posted by Seeyou
I myself would keep the track dry from reverb. It is in fashion to use clear sounds nowadays. Reverb would be nice in an ambient remix with electronic sounds though.
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True....it kinda feels more personal and intimate when everything is
not drowning in Verb'. Also, I think sometimes people use reverb to cover up a badly recorded take.
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I would give a little more bass presence to the voice and cut some highs in both voice and guitar.
I would prefer a little bit more proximity effect to the voice since it is the leading element of the song and it has to sound warm and fat rather than thin and cold.
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Yeah......it is strange...her voice always came across quite thin that day. Alot of the tiime she would be moving her head so she could see her hands, and I think she was moving in and out of the on-axis response of the mic. Seeing as it was Fig.8, the off-axis rejection is much greater than that of the off-axis response of a cardiod.
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I also hear a lot of booth reverb, or is it an additional effect? Try to minimize it!
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What is "booth reverb"???
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The track is excellent.
This is just my opinion and a matter of taste and I mean no harm 
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hey...no probs! Opinons are what I am after. Thanks alot for listening and taking the time to give some feedback!
