steve@baselines.com
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Thanks Jim - I didn't know the story either until I looked it up. Always loved the song though. Steve
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Love that guitar tone Kevin. Started like T-Rex, but morphed quickly and interestingly. The vocal is a little reminiscent of Randy Newman in a way, but better. Great mix. I hear something I would do to the drums, but not real sure what it is. The snare needs something to my ears, maybe a touch of verb. And I think the toms need to come down a little. At least that's what I hear - but it doesn't really matter it sounds great as is. Good work.
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Hi Nigel - thanks a lot for listening and commenting!
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Thank you Douglas!
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Thanks for listening!
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Thanks! Two of the vocals were sung, two were created with Melodyne. All were 'fixed up' with Melodyne. I am certainly not a vocalist, but Melodyne helps make things at least bearable!
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Very cool - great guitar work. Is that a sax mirroring it?
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Like that organ tone in the background. Sounds really nice.
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Love those guitar bends.
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Guitar sounds great! Nice work!
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"The Serenity of Distractions" - ambient, jazz funk?
steve@baselines.com replied to PhonoBrainer's topic in Songs
Absolutely professional and fun, both audio and video - I didn't hear anything wrong with the mix at all. Is that a real bass? If so is it a fretless? Totally blown away by this. Great. -
Sounds great. I bet it took a while to get that video together!
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I redid it with a new vocal and your suggestions. Thanks!
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Thank you! I redid the vocals and added a little more body.
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Thank you Wookiee!
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LOL! Thanks for the feedback!
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Here's my version of an old King Harvest hit from 1972. https://baselines.com/?p=6444 Here's a quote by Sherman Kelly, who penned the song: On a trip to St. Croix in 1969, I was the first victim of a vicious St. Croix gang who eventually murdered 8 American tourists. At that time, I suffered multiple facial fractures and wounds and was left for dead. While I was recovering, I wrote "Dancin In The Moonlight" in which I envisioned an alternate reality, the dream of a peaceful and joyful celebration of life.
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This is incredible. Great job. One of the best I have heard here. You got all the nuances, I loved it.
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Hi Kurt - thanks for listening. Steve
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Thanks for listening David. Steve
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Thanks Lynn - Your feedback made me feel great! Steve
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Cool song...I think that the drive behind it needs refining. That being the bass and drums. From what I could hear, it is not just the volume, it might need simplification, or a better match between what the bass and drums are doing. Steve
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Gary, if you send me your gmail, I will put it up on Google Drive, if that's OK. Steve
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Hi Douglas! Thanks for listening. Steve
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Gary, you want to take a listen to a song of mine and maybe decide if you'd like to sing it for me?