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| fosod said 1795 days ago (December 28th, 2004) | |
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potential energy looking forward to more posts by you (kinetic) Check out my latest song called Totally Hoany
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| TobinMueller said 1795 days ago (December 28th, 2004) | |
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Cool voice Great voice, like Anderson of Jethro Tull, very compelling, combined with unique lyrics. You have a good balance in your mix here, but your voice seems to fade as the song continues when more sounds layer on (it is so cool I'd like it higher in the mix). You've a good ear for pacing and loop placement. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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| compyellow said 1795 days ago (December 28th, 2004) | |
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thanks! I appreciate the comments and the feedback. This song was my first full exercise with GB -- and I love the simplicity and how intuitive it is. Creating and dropping in loops was almost too easy, which might explain why I have so much in the track. (Sort of -- "sure, let's add another synth loop... what the hell.") My main beef with the software is the lack of mixing/stereo panning capabilities, and I have not yet figured out how to master a track yet. All my attempts so far have caused the track to be ubercompressed and cheap sounding. The only other experience I have with recording is with Cool Edit Pro on my old PC. I must say, CEP had some issues, but I was able to separate the instruments a lot better with its stereo panning features... leaving me a nice hole in the mix to plop in my vocals, and not worry too much about freq overlap. Maybe I'm missing something, but GB doesn't seem to have the same sort of features in this regard. Check out my latest song called Let Me In (Again)
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| said 1794 days ago (December 29th, 2004) | |
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thanks! I do panning in GB by duplicating a track and using volume levels to move the sound left and right. --- www.schletty.com/indwellings/ |
| alanfraser said 1793 days ago (December 30th, 2004) | |
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More Beef Want more beef in the vocal. Love the garage band sound of the guitar. At first I didn't think the horns belonged but they grew on me. Didn't fancy the lyrics much. Overall, fairly decent tune. It'll be interesting to hear how it develops. 6-7-6-6 Check out my latest song called It's For You w/Mystery Lady
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| compyellow said 1788 days ago (January 4th, 2005) | |
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More Beef yeah, i really need a preamp. right now i'm using a stompbox compressor as my preamp -- shure 57 to compressor to emac. not the warmest, beefiest way to record. Check out my latest song called Let Me In (Again)
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| cjorgensen said 1793 days ago (December 30th, 2004) | |
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More Words The vocals are decent, but seem like pop, while the music sounds electronica. Not a fan of the high synth stuff. Not sure what that is. Distracting. Seems like a bad way to end it. I'd also add more verses. Seems a little on the simplistic side as is. Check out my latest song called Gardens
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| Willywagga said 1793 days ago (December 30th, 2004) | |
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I like it Not bad, though less brass and synth more clean bright electric guitar ala early Talking Heads. Check out my latest song called The Jes on Sea Road
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| Suzanne said 1792 days ago (December 31st, 2004) | |
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obsessive brain propellant nice obsessive lyrics. really nice propelling forward feeling. the hron loops reminded me these were mostly loops, which was too baed, even though you placed them well. i really like the track. (remember the song by the same title by Trevor Rabin? I lke the craziness in yours, the sense of brain busting.) the ending kind of falls off the table, though? Check out my latest song called Rock The Baby With Voodoo (w/Tobin)
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| Joanna said 1786 days ago (January 6th, 2005) | |
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A lot of energy There is definitely a sense of driving force and energy in this track. The vocals were great -- as others said, I wouldn't mind if they were a wee bit more upfront, as I like to get lost in vocals (might be just me, though). Good job! Check out my latest song called Nellie G.
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| bendan said 1785 days ago (January 7th, 2005) | |
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lost The basic song is ok, but the vocals turn me way off. Did you swollow a Zappa pill? Too cheesy sounding (not the electronic processing), the emphasis in the voice is annoying to me. Like a parody. I like the instrumental parts of the song, the way it sounds is very dynamic. The layering and mixing is real nice. Check out my latest song called I Live
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I get this image of you speeding down the interstate
through downtown Minneapolis at night, wailing from the
bed of a large flat bed truck with your git, sax and
percussion players bouncing all around. Her lipstick has to
be pretty bright to be seen a quarter mile away, traveling
60 MPH. Good groove. I don't mind the hollow vocal
sound - reminds me of Black Sabbath.
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