Vocals slightly masked by synth layers
Try reducing the synth width during the hook to create more vocal space. A gentle dip around 2–4 kHz on the pad can help the lyric cut through without losing energy.
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Try reducing the synth width during the hook to create more vocal space. A gentle dip around 2–4 kHz on the pad can help the lyric cut through without losing energy.
The kick transient loses impact on smaller speakers. Consider sidechaining the bass to the kick or tightening the sub below 50 Hz before mastering.
The transition into the chorus could hit harder — a short riser or filter automation on the drums would make the drop feel more intentional on streaming.
You have room to push chorus level slightly; aim for consistent perceived loudness without sacrificing transient punch on earbuds.
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