https://youtu.be/sHR7R-TY7NE?si=yclNWiq76M3HUc0W

Yesterday Jake put the tape and neve on each individual track why didn’t he just run it through one return track like he did with the reverbs. I’m asking bc my computer is not strong enough to run 10 tape emulators at the same time

Hey all, I've been working on a new song for a new client, I am pretty close to the project since I produced and mixed the track myself. This is my first time producing a Soul/RnB/Pop song for somebody. So it would be good to get some feedback from the outside world. My process: 1. Used Ableton Live to record and mix 2. Recorded the guitar straight out of my Boss Katana amp 3. Recorded the vocals with my Scarlett Focusrite 18i8 using the "Air" setting and my TZ Audio Stellar X2 condenser mic (love that mic so much) 4. Rhodes/keys are a combo of built-in Ableton Rhodes sound and a Rhodes patch from Spectrasonics Omnisphere 5. Since I don't have a bass guitar, the bass is a mix of playing the low E string on my guitar and a free bass plugin called 4Front bass 6. I put one instance of bx_console N on each track for non-linear summing I made my first mix in Ableton without exporting individual tracks into a new session, which you can listen to here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1if4WSJK0OkVXX7dWE17pvtX4e9zLTGKU/view?usp=drive_link Yesterday, I exported all individual tracks into Logic and made this mix: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ur1FxPXl7aD1ZkB9DcoslAzdvGMs4b3w/view?usp=drive_link I wanted to put a bx_masterdesk plugin on the master out because it makes it sound so much better, but for the purposes of this challenge, this is unmastered. Any and all feedback welcome!

Hey guys here is a day two of my mix just having fun looking for some pointers :)

saw Jake normalize the stems to -10db (range) however in Ableton it only normalizes all tracks to 0db is there a workaround for this?