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Just not vegan clowns.
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Some lady singing next door?
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It's wafer thin . . .
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At last, a solution for all that extra virtual space. Merry Xmas and happy holiday to all of y'all!
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France, I believe?
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Cool, afflatus is quite the bargain basement at 749 or sumpin? Krazy!
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Care to redo mine? Think of all the money you'd save? ? Sounds like you are happy with your new setup, congrats!
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Agreed. But I already have 3 other reverbs that I actually use. I will dutifully dload it anyway, because my parents grew up in the Great Depression, when there were no jobs, movies were a nickel, and you couldn't even find a vst plugin to buy.
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Kinda dumb q, but could anyone say what other reverb this freebie reminds you of? Just wondering, trying to avoid duplication if I can. I know, it's like I'm asking "is this green more or less greenier than my other greens" ?
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David! Don't go gettin' all misty! But seriously, thanks for the great comment. There is real emotion in this, I agree. So glad you liked it. I have passed these comments along to the author.
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thanks Martsave martin! thanks, Kloon! Yes, thanks, the simplicity is heartfelt and glad it came across as such! Thanks for the listen!
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Thanks Gary! I passed along your comments to the youngsters . . . Yes, my kid wrote lyrics and melody, and sang it. I added some computer fluffery and played piano. There was a very fast time schedule on this so we both played the guitar in through a keyboard, a couple of OTS guitars, Dracus I think, and a Studio Nylon if I remember. Bass was the excellent AmpleSound Acoustic Bass. I think I added maybe one arrangement idea along the way. Pretty fun project! thanks for the comments.
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I'll just throw Johnny Clegg and Savuka onto the comparison bonfire! Really great production, and loved the mix. Nice choice, the congas on the edges. In just a few spots, I found the lead vocal dips a bit and the guitars overtake it. Maybe :34, in that bridge? section? I dunno. Not really a problem. 'cause it's a great guitar part, super clean. yes, keep these coming please! nice job!!! Especially the bgv's . . . cheers, -Tom
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Wild, and great. The title on your Soundclick has the men/ropes switched. How did you do the female / chipmunky vocal, is that your vocal, pitched up? The guitar part is actually pretty brilliant, to my ears. cheers, -Tom
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I think the vocals are actually good, and perhaps the best part of the mix! The drums have a nice live feel, and the bass seems competent as well, but they both offer up a bit of a two-dimensional quality, like the drum kit was recorded in mono? Is that a nod to the '70's? I have not heard the original, but I like your a lot! And you are right, the guitar at the end has a nice tone and riffs well! You will get at some point a better sax / horn patch, I think that's the thing that lets you down the most right now. Very cool tune, cool groove, and I think your vocal came through really well. cheers, -Tom
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Very good mix, especially fitting the percussion in against the killer vocal. And "Yes" , the 80's Yes, all the way. Great job! -Tom
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The chorus and percussion coming in around 1:50 really worked well, pretty darn pro. I agree about a "one unifying reverb" idea, like a Spaces or equivalent, maybe the Liquidsonics Seventh Heaven (non-professional) version, I saw that $69 at jrr. That Seventh Heaven rvb is kinda my go to these days. I hope you check in at VI Control website, lots of composer types there. I liked your tune very much. cheers, -Tom
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Very cool, cello as lead. Loved the synthy pads that wandered around it, too! I apparently heard version 2, with less bass, and gosh darn it my comment would be, more bass! To me the mix seems just - a -tad -bright for funk. I guess if your lead instrument is a cello, kind of bass potential, you need to handle other bass elements with extreme caution! But for me, bass guitar below maybe 120hz could come up a little. friggin sweet jam. cheers, -Tom
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Yeah! I heard "'70's TV show" in my brain . . . I like the suspenseful holds on many of the notes. What's next? we wonder . . . I know it's a work in progress, maybe a little more reverb matching between the parts? But good so far, certainly held my interest. cheers, -Tom
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Bagpipes without the kilt.
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The "stage play" thing occurred to me as well. Many thanks for the listen!
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Demo is exactly right! Total of about six hours spent on this, was wondering how much more polish was needed! Thanks for the feedback there . . .
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Working with a better vocalist on this one. . . song finishes the podcast, starts around 6:40. Contrary to the cover art, it's not all about Andrew Yang ? Thanks for the listens and would love any comments. Listen to 15 Minutes of Shame Episode 09 (12-17-2019) by 15 Minutes of Shame Podcast on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-570964128/15-minutes-of-shame-episode-09-12-17-2019
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Or this bass, the Musicman Bongo, mine's a darker blue, has deep HH balls, but when I play it sounds like poo.
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Neat! I like her voice and she does a good job. The melody has some nice unpredictable moments on top of that arrangement. Super listenable. Was that rabbit perchance from Caerbannog? I wouldn't risk a frontal assault - - - he's dynamite!!! cheers, -Tom