2nd Jun 2016 18:34 - 8 years ago
Description : This is a Latin style track featuring composer Franco Q. on guitar, vocals and lyrics. Scott Burkholder on drums, percussion, arrangement and mixing/mastering. Dan Rosati on tenor sax. Mario Glez on bass, and a good friend who we lost awhile back, Irlenn Da Salva on background vocals. In 5.1 surround. Hope you enjoy and download.
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Paz,
prizewell
Nice job guys..
It's really refreshful to find music like this on the site too among the tons of rap and co's...
Regards, traz
Congrats to all musicians involved !:)
All the best____Orlando
great stuff.
I am listening in 5.1 on a Sony surround system. I mirror my Macbook Air through Apple TV and the web is shown on my tv which is then hooked up to the Sony surround.
I am getting some bass, most drums and singing through mostly the front center speaker. Getting some signal from my front speakers(l+r) but not all that much. Most of the sound coming from the front is centered. I use a sub woofer and that is booming the bass but I would rather hear the mid bass tones in my rear speakers than from the center channel.
The guitar and sax lead sound good in the rear speakers along with the backing vox.
Hand claps are centered in front as well, those would be nice spread wide. To me it seems a lot is front and center and the two front speakers need more in them. The vocals need a little room and maybe a bit louder, there is a lot going on in my center channel.
Hope that helps, :)
I could listen to Latin music all day, thanks!
Wayne
Thanks for your comments. I don't try to be too aggressive with the different speakers. I mix on a stereo system and when it sounds good through it, I listen to it over my SS system. Every system will be different depending on the levels of the individual speakers and room size. I know I have my rear speakers a bit louder since they are far from my fronts. I don't put anything on the sub channel, since your system pretty well takes care of that. It's fine for movies, but, IMO, it can be overkill using that channel for music, so I won't put the low end on the sub channel. I actually didn't put anything on the center channel. Your system is doing that. Sometimes if the vocal track isn't dominant enough, I will split that track between the center and the fronts.
Whew... Didn't mean to be so long winded!
Anyway, thanks again for your help.
Ciao,
M.