Hi Tiago :) Beautiful work! The only thing I might notice is the panning, in my Monolith M1070 planar headphones it seems a little marked on the sides, for some instruments. Which is good, but in these cases, so as not to confuse too much, I add a bit of reverb on the right if I'm playing on the left and on the left if I'm playing on the right. Worth trying, but it's also a matter of taste. Compliments!!!!

Thank you Vittorio, that's indeed a very nice idea, I will try that along with some slapback delay in moderate amounts, that should help! Cheers!

Hello Tiago,

I think you did a good mix with a very good separation !

I like the tone of the different instruments. However, the instument panned to the right has way more body than the guitar panned to the left, so the mix lean a bit on the right. It did not bother me when listening but I noticed it.

The panning is nice, each instrument has its space.

I think adding some reverb overall would help creating a certain sense of space

For the compression, and this is a personnal taste, I would tried to have a bit more dynamics for the main instrument. I would have also tried to have a less compressed sound overall and maybe play with volume automation. Especially for the big parts (for example from 00:53 to 01:05), where it feels like there is a lot of instruments upfront. But once again, this is personnal taste.

Thanks for sharing your mix !

The accordion seems a little hot until drums come in. Maybe drop it a few db to balance. L side seems to have more weight throughout. Nice tune.

Thank you James and Bill, I totally agree with your tips! Cheers!

Yeah Bill Briare pretty much said what i was going to say, but i think its an interesting idea :)

Volume automation is always your friend when mixing. ;)