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| racerat said 806 days ago (September 9th, 2007) | |
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dischordant Hey, I like the the guitars, but maybe you should simplify it a little. There seem to be a lot of competiting elements. maybe start off much more spare, less instruments and then add in more and more as the song progesses to make it more chaotic and complex through to the finish. Many of the licks are quite tasty, but you don't quite know what you should be concentrating on. I dig the dischordant breaks. The reverb across the whole track is very convincing. It sound quite like it was recorded in a club. As far as the EQ acroos the entire track, I think that you could pull out the lower mids a little. maybe in the 250mhz range. It might clean things up a little and add a brighter cleaner vibe. Good work. I can't wait to hear more stuff, Philip Check out my latest song called Frank's Song
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| studiophile said 805 days ago (September 9th, 2007) | |
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Thanks and nice to meet you I didn't know where to go with this song, but you gave me some great ideas for the arrangement and EQ. I am new to recording and composing, so any sound advise is most appreciated. Thanks, Mike Check out my latest song called Loop Lexicon
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Any contructive comments?
I thinking about taking all the guitars fills out and making it flow a bit better. Or should I just trash it?