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| dodo said 802 days ago (September 13th, 2007) | |
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thanks Tobin I really appreciate your advices. This song was finished in one day (yep, that was surprising for me too!) At first I recorded the vocal line by piano, and I liked the doubling places so I left the parts. You feel it's not needed? ... Ah, ok, I got it. Perhaps it sounds a bit abrupt, doesn't it? by the way, "karaoke", you mean it "cheap echo and reverb like karaoke", right? Check out my latest song called CRUNCH!
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| dodo said 802 days ago (September 13th, 2007) | |
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Thanks Birdman Thanks I'm not a good vocalist, I know that. So when someone says that he/she likes it, I am very very pleased. My dad used to listen to this kind of music when he was young, and I was just a baby in a cradle then. Check out my latest song called CRUNCH!
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TobinMueller
A delight. The belle and harp touches are marvelous. Wonderful arrangement. Vocals are a tad karaoke and one clarinet note really jumps out (too loud) and the piano doubling of the vocal line isn't needed. But everything else is so light and era perfect. I listened twice cuz it was just so nice.