PhonoBrainer

For the record, I didn't think it was you, or your story, that was b.s. and thank you for your explanation! I thought it was b.s. how you were treated, being charged a fee under a non-existing contract clause. That's total b.s. !!! And now for something more suitable, yet still related:

What happened to Collins, and the band, and the hyphen?

That is, in my legal opinion, b.s. . . . which Corp screwed you thus?

What a beautiful song! One little thing that you might consider is a rephrasing of the words "in it" and "minute" around the :50 mark. My .02 centavos would be, it would be a stronger cadence to cut those two short, not sustained "innnnnnnnnn -it" as they are. Just a suggestion of course. Your melody really fits perfectly over those chords. Sweet tune. cheers, -Tom

I've noticed that if you use a compressor on a felt piano track, all those mechanical artifacts get amplified, kind of hard to deal with. But I have three of them and I dig the intimate tone.

That necklace really ties it all together nicely.

Maybe this one has more presets?

This works for me big time. In your description you forgot to mention how awesome the guitar work is, how well the guitar noodles are mixed, the spectacularly well thought-out headphone-friendly ear candy, and the intelligence of the arrangement. cheers, -Tom

Coolness of the song's vibe? 10/10 The vocal ideas and treatment are so interesting to listen to. Kind of washes over you, really great. The drums have a great live sound as well. There are spots, just a couple, where the lyric intelligibility gets a tad mushy but then it's a tone poem that still works great. For a mix idea, bass guitar up? and the acoustic guitar might be a little pokey (or under-reverbed?) in the upper end of the eq spectrum. If it were mine, the ending would be a fade out of that last section you have with the "power chord" guitar, as opposed to the fading sustain of that keyboard stab. If that makes any sense. very enjoyable listen! cheers, -Tom

You might consider pro q 3, awesomely featured eq . . .

yes a fun watch, and looks like a very cool editing project ! I like how you got the scenes going on in the oscilloscopes and such. nice mix of a bouncy song! cheers, -Tom

New linky at top, cleaned the mix, made a vid. Many thanks again.

Is it "this shall"? Or does thistle lower the bp? Another mystery . . . anyways, thanks much!

Thanks! Yeah, like a year maybe? It's a blur inside of a time warp inside of a night terror. Inside of a ground hog.

Howdy Andy! Thanks heaps! Thanks for the tinfoil remark as well, I'm looking forward to a mix cleanup and vid for that one as well. Hope I get to hear some of your new stuff soon?

Getting an 80s vibe, love it. Welcome to the forum. Very cool breakdown guitar interlude. I dig the busy drums keeping it all moving. Nice slippery time signature as well. cheers, -Tom

While all other instruments were in random process mode, the drums, percussion and guitar kept the beat, a very cool beat at that. Good choice, you know the groove lives within you like courage in a prizefighter. Keep swingin' . . . cheers, -Tom

I like the effed up vocals a lot! Glad I had headphones for this one. When the vocals straighten out, what accent is present, Dutch or something? Super great vocals . . . Cheers, -Tom

Kudos on top of these kudos!!! One of the best I can remember on this forum. So interesting sonically. It's groove rock that grunges and grooves hard. Vocals are presented so well, so light as a feather on top of the ballsy bottom mix. You might get people assuming it's a male vocalist, even more sonically interesting to have that ambiguity. All killer, no filler. Thanks for the share! -Tom

I'd say no, if you already have other good reverbs, you'll likely just keep using those for standard sends and such. That's been my experience. Ymmv Adaptiverb is way cool for neat inventive reverb trickery!

That sucks. Thanks for the post. He seemed like a friendly guy. I admired how he persevered through repeated weather and other assorted tribulations, seemingly Job-esque. I will give those compilations a spin, thanks!

Kinda lost me suggesting Ragnarok is Egyptian.

To pay that much for another eq plugin would be unweiss.

I'd much rather have $299 worth of Smithwick's