What a great event. I’ve begun my version, and what a fantastic learning opportunity…and plain old fun! Thanks Joel!

Génial, merci pour cette opportunité Joël, et bonne chance à tout le monde !

Oooo! Very exciting :)

Merci à toi, belle opportunité de mettre tout ça en pratique. :)

Awesome!

Très chouette proposition ! Ravi qu'un concours de mixage pour musique orchestrale existe ! Magnifique initiative Joël

Cool opportunity! Hoping I have time to join :)

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cool!

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What a great idea, sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun! Would you do your own version too? Would be curious to learn how you approached it

i hope i win

Hi Joel, one question, what format should we export our mixes in? Wav or mp3s?

Who won the competition?

I checked out the multitrack, and honestly, there's nothing to mix. Just set the levels, throw in some reverb, and you're done. The winner is not the most skilful and creative, but the one who "spoiled" the mix with the least amount of processing. All orchestral samples are already with room, and in the right proportion, guitars are already with distortion, you don't need to equalize much, compress too - dynamic range is defined by velocity. I just normalized all tracks under -18 luffs, and it already sounds normal. It seems to me that in a mixing contest there should be something to mix - for example, different microphone positions, DI guitars, some obvious conflicts. There is no such thing here, and all works will sound about the same. And the ones who did the least processing will sound the best - that's how orchestral music mixing works