Man, this song really hangs together well. Great vocals, and I liked the video when you had light beams shining out of your face! And the overly colorized Dr appointments, how did you do that effect? Really cool, Lynn.
Cheers,
-Tom
Can the dead boost the main vocal up a tad? I think you should shine the light on the experimental vocals, there's a lot of coolness going in there!
all wookie synths are in excellent spots and are as creative as usual. A pleasure for the ears.
Maybe they dance on the ceiling with Lionel Ritchie???
Love that movie.
Excellent piece and a good save! Your piece evokes it, to an extent. Maybe if dystopian Los Angeles got moved a little closer to the Mississippi Delta .
I think I'd agree, maybe not quite hpf but cut a db or two from wherever your bass is peaking?
It's got a super cool vibe and spaciousness that you could add more washy things to, though that might not be your target.
"I want . . . more . . . life . . . f%%%%r!"
cheers,
-Tom
Just chiming in to say that although this may be glib hucksterism, I really do appreciate and learn from Huart's mixing vids on YouTube. He makes things easy to digest.
Intrigued! What % would you say is suitable for EDM, vs. what % for gritty tribal background cues played underneath the discovery of yet another dead body on CSI?
Walt!!! (Trying for the "Cheers!" "Norm" vibe)
A few years back I went through the Harry Fox website, you have to estimate how many downloads or whatever you expect. It wasnt super killer expensive for just one song licensed for a reasonable number of dload or streams.
And I seriously doubt they put a lot of effort into auditing.
Gary, we don't need no education? Another brick in the wall? That bassline? Those funk guitar riffs and lead? In America it was overplayed almost as much as Hotel California and Stairway to Heaven. . . all of those are hardwired into our old guy DNA!
It's ok Gary, still much respect!