-Update- Feb 21, 2010
Talk about blast from the past. I had almost forgotten how much I absolutely love this song.
I've recently learned how to master/mix/equalize much better, so I've been taking a break from new stuff and fixing up some oldies. This one, though one of my faves, was low on the list cuz I knew it was going to be a bitch. Here's the updates:
- re-EQ'd EVERYTHING. This was fun. Not using crappy 3-band anymore.
- used a new limiter. Never using the old one again.
- used a new plugin to detect peaking. Absolute necessity in this song. Zero peaking now.
It doesn't seem like much, but it was a project.

[-Update- Nov 2 2009
Heres version two point oh; newly titled 'That Mint Feeling' (I don't know if that will stay, we'll see).
Here's the changes that were made:
- the tone of the piano;t I could only change the presence so much, but I think a lower presence for it is alright, seeing as it's the backup instrument.
- the tone of the guitar; the presence is much greater. I also boosted the delay to make it more pronounced.
- the kick and roll-snare; new samples; let me know what you think of them.
- certain guitar notes; actually changed around some notes to decrease dissonance.
- volume; little less drums and more piano/guitar overall]

[Here's something I need some input on; I don't know if I should continue with it, leave it as a loop, or what. I also don't really have a name for it; comments greatly appreciated!]