I'm purposely listening through a 32" Samsung TV. Not the greatest speaks but I won't have the rest of my monitors up until tomorrow sometime as I'm reassembling my studio. So, listening through these speaks in various preprogrammed sound settings, the bass is not what I would call driving nor do I think loud enough. I heard another mix of this a couple of weeks ago. The bass was pumping it throughout that mix. The mix that I'm listening to tonight loses the bass from the get go. Of course this is just my opinion. You may think that I'm way off. And that's ok. Everyone has opinions. The song itself has a strong beat but my line of thought is that the bass could really drive this puppy home. Did you use a reference track? If so, what was it? Also and maybe more importantly, what are you using for monitors? To make sure that it wasn't the TV speaks losing the bottom, I tested it against a couple of different recordings. They are: Go West with Pino Palladino on bass. Look this guy up and you'll find that he has done a lot of session work and tours with A listers. We close our Eyes The King of Wishful Thinking Next up is Level 42 with Mark King. Like Pino, anything Mark King does on bass is pretty much golden. Something About You The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up) I'll close with Wang Chung and Nick Feldman on bass, a Steinberger no less. Dance Hall Days What's So Bad About Feeling Good. At The Speed Of Life Everybody Wang Chung Tonight I listed this last tune just because it's fun. Lets go back to monitors. Obviously we want excellent monitors for our mains. Unfortunately for us, many listeners are not as discerning about what they listen through. How do we get past this? Play your mix through a TV or a stock car stereo. They'll give you an idea of where you are....but... Something to think about is maybe getting a second set of monitors to augment what you already have. I have a pair of Auratone 5C Super-Sound-Cubes from the 80's. They get me much closer to what most people are listening through. Each has a single 5" driver in a small square box. They're still handmade in the USA. Aside from my Tones, I also use a pair of Yamaha NS-10M's for final mixes. Bruce Swedien mixed 80% of Michael Jackson's Thriller album on Tones. That's impressive because he as his choice of Westlakes, Ureis, or other really high end

I absolutely agree! Great suggestion.

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