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Paul Bush

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  1. Thanks Nigel, I´m constantly surprised with the bandlab vitual amp set-ups I usually delete the reverb  and add it on later during mixdown to have more contol over the sound cheers

  2. Hi guys , thankyou all so much for taking the time to reply and comment , this was one of those songs   I wasnt really sure about, its so hard keep everything in perspective when one writes  so getting such a positive response spurs me on no end , I try and write intresting  melodies without them sounding too complicated and over clever , which I´m not cheers

  3. Hallo Chaps , I really am on a roll as they say , since I`ve had the pleasure to be on this bandlab forum Ive writen and recorded a so many songs , heres another ``blue for you ´´  written and recorded in about three weeks , I wasnt sure if this one was a keeper untill I added the short chorus harmonies and it then fell into place ,

     

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  4. Great recording nothing wrong with it my end , Listened to it on two paris of headphones amd monitors , maybe the bass a tick louder other than that great song

  5. Because I have the attention span of a bar fly i almost thought ´ ah! techno turn it off  `´( really not my thing)and then the surprise , well worth waiting for bloody great track with some beautiful riffs  Ive played it already three times  wow!

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  6. Hi guys , Ive had a lot of response to this song  and is well appreciated  I´m going to re-master  just to bost  up the bass and have a second sitting with a fresh pair of ears and i´ll post it again next week , once again thanks for taking the time to comment and respond ( i dont seem to get much response on FC groups , soundcloud, ytube etc) cheers  Pb

  7. Yep , Great feel of a song  , revereb and echo just really does the trick , not over complicated you kept it simple , its so easy to over import other intruments so goes the old blues saying `` less is more´´  you nailed it  great song cheers

  8. On 9/30/2020 at 5:53 PM, Kevin Walsh said:

    Great tune! This reminds me of the great male vocal acts of the 60s like Neil Diamond and Gary Puckett. Nice to hear people making music like that still. 

    My only real nit is the relatively  unchanging nature of the rhythm section. I think more attention to building and releasing energy as the song progresses would take this song to another level, particularly around the guitar solo.

    Really good vocals with an engaging m elody!

    Not sure if you had a listen to my last song  ``Joyriding,´´ also with quite good vocals 

     

  9. Hi Kevin thanks for your comments , to be honest I was  a bit worried that the bass was going to be a bit boring after a while , I should have changed It during  chorus,  I was thinking of adding a bit more synth but the the song would have been even longer due to the intro being so long ( I liked it that way though) in hinsight I didnt have an overall  concept and didnt map out the song ,  cheers Pb

  10. Hi Daryl, you are speaking to the man of short intro`s  and a man of dam short trousers , I hate long intro`s  myself but in this case I just thought it worked with this type of ..dare I say it   alan parsons type insipired song  albeit with not so many electric keys etc although i take your point one could nod off before the song  gets going ..haha   cheers Pb

  11. Hi well thanks chaps , all your comments mean a great deal t to me as Ive been using Bandlab for just over a year and I feel with every recording I´m making slight improvemants .You`re  not going to blieve this but I mastered from wave onto mp3 and boosted the bottom end so that i could to post onto soundcloud and on uplouding to SC all the cymballs developed  a chorus effect and were distorted so I deleted and posted just the wave file  I´m not sure why this happened ? cheers P

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