I don't seem to have progressed

[robin m]

Just exactly what Jay said... record yourself every time & listen back to it the day after as you go about your daily shit - you get a much better appreciation of what worked & didn't, what to try more and less of and you get to know your tunes a lot better. While you're actually mixin you can't really get that perspective on it as you're more focused on the moment.

Also buy a stack of new tunes if you can, that always works...

[TechMouse]

Getting your monitoring setup right can help too.

Speakers at head hight pointing right at you.

I've lost count of the amount of times I've felt I sounded absolutely shocking in my living room and then been perfectly fine in a club with a decent setup.

[RDR]

perfectly fine in a club

Thats what you think, did you not notice people chewing their own arms off with boredom at the back?

[TechMouse]

Thats what you think, did you not notice people chewing their own arms off with boredom at the back?

Too right.

Last time I play one of your tracks. :xwink:

[RDR]

Too right.

Last time I play one of your tracks. :xwink:

You were warned! tsk tsk...

[TechMouse]

R&B / C&W crossover, it seemed so inspired at the time.

Well, that's ketamine for you.

[RDR]

R&B / C&W crossover, it seemed so inspired at the time.

Well, that's ketamine for you.

Where? I dont see any ketamine... mind you i didnt last time either, that powder you offered me smelt of dried cheese and did nothing.

Skank.

[Aratron]

Getting your monitoring setup right can help too.

Speakers at head hight pointing right at you.

I've lost count of the amount of times I've felt I sounded absolutely shocking in my living room and then been perfectly fine in a club with a decent setup.

:clap: very good advice