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Day's End


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fatman

 Genre: Smooth Jazz

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Description
My wife is a singer in Korea. This is a song that she and I recorded together. In it, she's asking me how my day was. It's sung in Korean. The translation can be found in the "song lyrics" section.
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Lyrics
(translated from Korean)
How was your day?
Who made you tired?
Did you see the bright blue sky through the window this afternoon?

Did you see the smiling children running home after school?
Song Stats
Hits: 1718
Comments: 13
Fans: 5
Plays: 296
Downloads: 90
Votes: 8
Uploaded: Jul 03, 2006 - 07:58:28 AM
Last Updated: Jul 03, 2006 - 07:58:28 AM Last Played: Jun 29, 2009 - 03:06:19 PM
Song License
Creative Commons License:
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Hardware:
Fast Track
Snowball
Software:
Garage band
Comments
Ed_Moran said 1238 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
Very Smooth
I don't understand Korean but you don't have to to hear that your wife has
a great voice and a great melody. The Guitar playing and pianos are right
on the money. I liked everything about this song. The only critique is in
the production but it might just be a limitation of the software and mic.

Ed
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alley-oop said 1238 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
perfect
I feel the day wind down in your song, The voice is beautiful. So full of humanity.
Nice relaxed guitar, keyboard, brushes, whistling and xylophone.
I love your song. So much soul.
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ledebutant said 1238 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
Loved This
What a lovely song, with the perfect energy and balance between the instruments and the vocals. Your wife has such a sweet voice and the words are beautiful. I don't think I've enjoyed a song this much for a long time.

The only production note I'd give is that some of the instruments elements, like the brushes, seem to be a little too much in the right ear, to my taste. It's a minor quibble and I've downloaded your song to listen to again and again. Thanks for posting it.
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fatman said 1238 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
Loved This
Thanks for your comment. The problem with the brushes being heavy on the
right side comes from not being able to record in stereo with fast track. I'm
looking into buying a nicer audio interface.

We really appreciate your comment!
Check out my latest song called Day's End
pooey said 1237 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
Love it
Love it! The feel is great. Relaxed and cool. Your wife's voice is delicate
and understated, but doesn't lack surety. Great track.
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jiguma said 1237 days ago (July 3rd, 2006)
easy on the ears
Lovely voice, beautiful laid back song. Production-wise, there are
some problems - an underlying hiss which takes away from the
beautiful vocals. Lisa is right about the brushes - even in mono, they'd
sound much better centred more, same with the xylophone. It just
sounds like you got carried away with the pan control.
These are things it takes time to get on top of, and, considering you
sound like you're using limited equipment, the result you've come up
with is good. Very easy on the ears!
Neil
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TobinMueller said 1237 days ago (July 4th, 2006)
An oasis
Wonderful laid back feel. Love the simplicity, the space. A few
suggestions: The brush sound could have used some variations, since it
comes across as a single loop repeated. In my ears the guitar and the
electric piano are not perfectly in tune (the guitar is slightly sharp). But
the intimacy you two achieve is heartwarming and such a pleasant gift.
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allsaints said 1237 days ago (July 4th, 2006)
title
What a wonderful song. the light guitar mixed with the beautiful vocals
makes for an enchanting piece. if you hadn't commented on one of my
songs, I may never have found you.
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jaddoo said 1235 days ago (July 6th, 2006)
Wow!
Awesome!
It makes feel free and peaceful.
The voice and melody are perfect matched!
I%u2019ll wait for next song! %uF04A

ktb said 1235 days ago (July 6th, 2006)
very tasty
you both sound great. a simple and elegant composition. would have
to second the thought theres a small (ensey weensey) tuning issue with
the guitar vs piano. whistling at the end a nice touch.
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jaddoo said 1231 days ago (July 10th, 2006)
Wow!
It's great voice!
Specially, the voice and accompaniment are perfect matched!
When I heard this song first time,I can feel peace of mind.
I%u2019m looking forward to your next song!

j2morrow said 1169 days ago (September 9th, 2006)
Very enjoyable
Lovely singing and the music was a perfect fit. A nice song to unwind
with at the end of work.
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jesushairdo said 876 days ago (June 29th, 2007)
sweet
wow. your wife's voice sounds really sweet. lucky you!! lol
great song!
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