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I am very desperate.

I've looked everywhere for someone who could possibly add in their two cents on how I might be able to get things to sound nicer ... But, none of them responded.

So, I'll first ask if there is anyone that is willing to help me out. I can provide any information on my setup if it would help you decide what I'm doing wrong.

I have tons of questions too, and I'm really looking for someone who knows all about this stuff ...

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[David Klausner]

Certainly a list of your gear and the type of music you are doing will help to some degree. However, there are a lot of posts on this (and other) forums where people post rather general "I want my mixes to sound better" type questions. The more specific your questions, the better chance you have of getting meaningful answers. I would suggest that you try to narrow down certain areas that you would like advice in, and be as specific as possible. I have been quite impressed by the knowledge and advice given on this forum, and I think if you can make your questions more manageable, you can get a lot of valuable help.