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Pretty cool John. You might try compressing the overall mix. Might give it a tad more energy.
Very creative.
Peace,
Ian
Thanks Ian! I'm very careful not to use too much compression on a final mix. Rather I choose to use it on separate tracks where needed. Also, often I find EQing is a better route to go about taming a monster down. I use the "gain" in the final mix to bring the level up to ground zero. I did use compression on "hits" and one deeper pad. Best, John 
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