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| Ed_Moran said 1257 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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if this is your 1st attempt Thanks, I enjoy it so I'll keep working on it. Check out my latest song called Cowboy (WIP)
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| echoroom said 1257 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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great first attempt Well, if this is your first attempt, it's really good - your voice has a wonderful richness to it. The recording sounds great - the guitar is really crisp, and the strings add a nice backing. There are lots of good parts to this, but it needs a more defined structure - the start is great, but it feels a bit unfocused as the song progresses. The start and end, with the spoken part, really work - it needs more work on the main body of the song (although i tend to be very structured in terms of verse/ chorus - you need to do what feels right for the song) This'll be a great song with a bit more work. Check out my latest song called Deeper (w/t Racerat)
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| Ed_Moran said 1257 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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great first attempt Thanks I will keep working on structure. I felt that the weakness of the song is that it didn't have a break. I'll just have to search for one. Check out my latest song called Cowboy (WIP)
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| VicDiesel said 1257 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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Nice song Others have commented about the song writing, so I'll limit myself to the production. One. Does your bass player know any other rhythms? This is way too mononononotonous. Also, it's essentially the same rhythm as what the rhythm guitar is playing. Maybe this is my particular peeve, but I like some rhythmic independence in parts. Two. You have a violin or something coming in. Great; variety is always good. But play it up. Spend some time in coming up with an actual line, rather than just playing chord notes, and then play it loud and proud. This is too timid. But on the whole not bad. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| Ed_Moran said 1257 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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Nice song Thanks for the advice. Actually I performed the Bass on a keyboard and I am not a bass player. I was just following the guitar parts but now I will work harder on other parts. If anyone is interested in helping with bass parts I would welcome the input. Check out my latest song called Cowboy (WIP)
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| Leon said 1253 days ago (June 22nd, 2006) | |
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It's a great start! More! For a debut song this sounds very well-produced. Your voice has a clear timbre and your efficient recording caught its richness and subtleties. The guitars are crisp, something which i have had a hard time achieving in most of my recordings. Your recording and mixing technique is way ahead of the freshman curve for sure. Above all, the song composition has an engaging melody. You put in enough harmonies and instrumental touches to make it sound unique. It sounds simple yet well-constructed and complete to my ears. Check out my latest song called The Nightingale (music and lyrics by Oceans)
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| Ed_Moran said 1253 days ago (June 22nd, 2006) | |
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It's a great start! More! Thanks for he encourging words. Alot of time was spent on finding a sound that I was happy with, but I can see that this is a learning process. I have taken some of the input that was given already and I will rework the song with a bridge. Thanks again for the feedback it all helps. Check out my latest song called Cowboy (WIP)
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| moorlandt said 1251 days ago (June 24th, 2006) | |
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agree with all comments Just wanted to add that you have a great voice and that the vocal recording is topnotch. I hope there's a lot more to come in the near future. Walter Check out my latest song called boundaries
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| Ed_Moran said 1251 days ago (June 24th, 2006) | |
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agree with all comments Thanks for the kind words and I look forward to posting more of my work. I am taking all the comments that I have received and I hope to put them to good use. Ed Check out my latest song called Cowboy (WIP)
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| chevaliermarco said 1105 days ago (November 17th, 2006) | |
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Smooth I like it very much, big up for this first balad... Bravo Check out my latest song called Entre 2 eaux
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Scott Carmichael
then don't quit, because the one thing you seem to do naturally is
capture an emotion, and that is maybe the most important ingredient,
your guitar sounds fine, your voice is very good... song structure would
be an area to work on, this kind of song wants a bridge, some kind of
break for the ears, and a chance to approach the subject matter from
the opposite direction
good work