RofoG 1: Rock for Girls

Bring back the essence of the geomungo sound — deep, resonant silk-string vibrations meeting modern rock pulse, Let the plucked tones lead the rhythm, not just decorate it, Blend electro-acoustic tension with live band energy: geomungo-inspired lead line, muted electric guitar, warm analog bass, and organic percussion with Korean rhythmic feel, Keep four-female vocals dynamic and balanced: lead (direct), sub (warm), harmony (airy), chant (collective energy), Let the mix breathe — not overcompressed, slightly raw, Emotion: human, rooted, and fearless, Genre: traditional-modern fusion rock / electro-acoustic hybrid, ‑metalcore, ‑gothic metal, ‑symphonic metal, ‑orchestral film score, ‑jazz fusion, ‑blues rock, ‑classic rock 70s, ‑lo-fi pop, ‑ambient electronica, ‑trap, ‑EDM festival, ‑hyperpop, ‑retro city pop, ‑trot, ‑ballad, ‑sentimental acoustic folk

Do not change any musical parts, Re-open the mix slightly while keeping the raw groove and energy, Restore clarity, air, and presence without making the sound wide or EDM-like, Keep the geomungo present if any traces exist; do not smooth it or convert it into guitar, Expand the stereo image just enough to bring back space around guitars, drums, and textures, Make guitars clearer and slightly wider, but still controlled, Drums: tighten kick and snare, keep them punchy and dry with a bit more air, Bass: clearer low-end, not muddy, Vocals: centered, stable, not overly bright, and not pushing other instruments back, Overall: reduce the mid congestion and open the top slightly, No new instruments, no heavy reverb, no synth bloom, ‑wide reverb, ‑edm bloom, ‑soft pop tone, ‑lo-fi blur

Keep the entire arrangement exactly the same, Add more air, brightness, and openness to the entire mix so it feels clear and spacious without increasing volume, Let drums stay tight but with a bit more room and space around them so the mix can breathe, Bring the electronic pulses and shimmers slightly forward to add airy width and modern shine, keeping them subtle, Smooth any harsh midrange build-up so the mix opens up instead of feeling crowded, Maintain the rock energy and whisper-clear female ensemble vocals exactly as they are, ‑metalcore, ‑hyperpop, ‑edm lead, ‑synthwave lead, ‑distorted mix, ‑harsh mix, ‑dark mix, ‑muddy mix

Lock the groove, Do not add new parts, Emphasize kick-and-bass repetition with brief dropouts to make the track feel danceable and physical, Keep guitars percussive and textural, not leading, Use tight group unison vocals with clean idol-like articulation, Keep phrases short, rhythmic, and percussive, Avoid emotional belting or expressive runs, Add subtle four-member group chorus vocals behind the lead, tight unison with thin harmonies, clearly audible but never dominant, Finalize a clean, modern mix with open dynamics and clear transients, ‑ballad, ‑cinematic, ‑lo-fi, ‑jazz, ‑blues, ‑retro rock, ‑classic rock, ‑pop rock, ‑metal, ‑prog rock, ‑shoegaze, ‑dream pop

Open the mix without changing arrangement, tempo, or tone, Create air and separation rather than depth, Allow sounds to release cleanly and avoid warmth, room, or vintage character, Increase forward energy through attack and timing: make drum and bass transients feel more immediate and physically driving, Tighten rhythmic pressure so hits feel closer together without increasing volume, Reduce midrange congestion so each element moves freely, Guitars remain dry and precise with clearer edges and faster response, Vocals stay close, dry, and clearly separated, Overall sound should feel more open and more driven, not louder or bigger, ‑Vintage, ‑warm, ‑analog, ‑lo-fi, ‑cinematic, ‑shoegaze