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Thanks Mark! That picture of the astronaut that starts it off was done by AI 😮 Steve
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Hey thanks Freddy - your comment made me smile! I had about a semester before calculators took hold - And at $350 for something you could now get for free on a phone, it would be another semester before I could afford one.
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It's always tough to give feedback of that sort - the song is obviously good and you don't want to be a downer to somebody who works so hard. Your response is exactly the intended response (about future songs) - I do the same thing - it's good to get the suggestions that you can take forward with you, especially if like me you are working in sort of a vacuum now all alone in the studio! And if I tried to sing in the morning, I'd end up sounding like a pissed off turkey squawking at cars going by - in order to get anywhere close to being able to hit any notes, I need to be up for a few hours at least!
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Great old time rock (for me anyway) - brings back great memories from the stuff that came out in the 70s hayday - and that is a compliment!
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Thank you! I'm going to be using You Grow to get it (the song) on playlists on Spotify starting the 12th. You Grow worked really well for my last release. I think I might make a post here about it so others know my positive experience.
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Nice rhythmic uplifting feel with those splendid acoustic guitars.
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Very cool - that droning piano or whatever it is is really fun through the whole thing. A truly fun listen.
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Love the whammy bar!
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I really liked this one - the great acoustic tones and the interplay with it and the electric are stunning. Catchy beat that keeps things moving, interesting lyrics. If I had to pick one thing to comment about it would be the amount of emotion put into the vocals. Don't get me wrong, it is really nice. I don't know if I can explain this, but I will try - while listening I thought of Paul Simon singing this - he has the ability to maintain the sadness of a song without showing it in his singing - I hope you know what I mean. He somehow reigns in his emotions with his tone, and by doing so he somehow makes the song all that much more emotional. Maybe American Tune is an example of that.
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Thank you Tom - and thanks for subscribing to my YT - much appreciated!
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Thank you Kevin!
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No Imagination - new original by Bapu and me
steve@baselines.com replied to daryl1968's topic in Songs
I loved it - the attitude, tone, harmonies, hand claps and a modulation that works. It made me think of a video I found yesterday. It was of John and Yoko and a bunch of kids looking at the construction of a new house they were going to buy in the country near the water. This song would perfectly fit the mood of that video I think - at least I can see it all coming together in my head! -
Nice job - I like those synths in the middle.
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Superb guitar tone, nice song and vocals. If you are looking for suggestions, I'd do something with the drums. Maybe a touch of reverb. Are these live drums or midi? Sounds like you used a click track? If these are midi, then I think maybe look at adjusting some of the volumes to add punch to the snares, and some minor adjustments on the fills? Not sure, but it might work out well.
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Wow thanks Jack - that means a lot to me! Steve