Just a suggestion: I'd compress the Drumbuss with a fast attack and release, to make the sounds a bit more indirect and bring the room of the drums out more which will increase the felt distance from the singer to the drummer This will automatically place the drumset further back in the room, like in real life. I'd als send the drums to a plate reverb or something to get more room maybe. Then the Vocals, Drums and the rest will become more defined spatially and everything will sound larger, more defined and easier to listen to than everything being right in your face.

 

Last edited: May 11, 2016

@5teezo Great idea! I will definitely try this concept, though I'm in doubt that I'll lose the rawness and feel of the record. Gonna give it a shot and tell you if it worked Thanks

 

Hey guys,
we just released the track along with a studio video . We had a lot of fun recording it and I thought you'd be interested about the final product.
Hope you like it!

 

Good suggestions.
Indeed most tracks edited by non-pro's or even Pro's have lacks in spaciness!
And it's not easy at all to mix Rock music.
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I foresee hearing this band on commercial radio sometime in the near future.
Great stuff guys
P.S. Have a chat with a mastering pro.