I did an original cover of "All Things Must Pass" by George Harrison, but I need to replace the vocalist I had. Male or Female voice needed for collaboration. Needs Main VOX and Backing harmonies. I'm linking to the -9LU master and you can let me know if you or somebody you know would like to collaborate in vocals. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6op4j5h5k2neg2c4g38y4/All-Things-Must-Pass-COLLAB-122.75bpm-AcidTest-MASTER-9LU-261108v1.wav?rlkey=p6zmwu8iedb8pxr2v5sgtpyyv&st=30lf4igc&dl=0

I got to play this round. I did not have a lot of time today, but I squeezed it in. I had maybe about a four-hour window at the end of the day. Enjoy. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18p9Rq_51naY1q0DS5wNWK2cZRtR4ihKs/view?usp=sharing I'm updating the post because I've been asked more than once which drum sample library I used in this mix. The drums in my mix are the same tracks from the folder. I didn't replace the kit or layer in additional samples. There were no overheads in the folder, and no drum room mics, so I created a space for the drums artificially with some reverb. I'm happy to share techniques if you want to know!

Hey everyone, here is the correct link for multitracks, please use this and not the other link we shared! https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/q226gdvqp6fyu9v91czkz/ANqp-KphxraEfVe53eAwVj0?rlkey=76cnugnvamoxr9cpx33h3a9st&e=1&dl=0 Submit here before 11:59pm Eastern tonight (4th Nov): mastering.com/submissions

Sharing my mix for this week's (9/2026) Fix the Mix Challenge. I'd appreciate any feedback! For those who did not attend, the composition is by one of our mentors, @Luke Despain . https://drive.google.com/file/d/1koIgzz1aX4zRLLcBeuN7qYXPE7hSgfKm/view?usp=drive_link

I think I've been given both kinds of advice, but it's possible it was my treatment of the dubs (stereo delay, I think). Does anyone have any bits of wisdom about how to make this decision? I'm working through a mix, and once again stuck at the vocal, which is single in the verses and doubled in the chorus. I re-recorded the verses and I'm editing the dubs, but wondering if I'm taking too many steps here . . .