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This is my first time posting here. I made a Judas Priest cover of Tyrant. There are no vocals, since I don't have a proper mic for recording them, plus, I can't sing. The "vocals" are just the guitar mimicking the singing voice. It's not on the verses, but on everything else. I mixed this using headphones only! (maybe a bad idea, but my computer is in the same room as my brother's computer, and I don't have speakers. I was wondering, what do you think about the mix and all that.
http://www.geocities.com/eldiho999/Cranky_Tyrant.mp3 Last edited by CrankyOne; 02-16-2002 at 07:10.. |
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Cranky,
I couldnt get it to play. I tried a few different ways. I'll try again but better check it out. later. |
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Oops. Sorry. The link was not right. I edited it now, it should work now, since it worked for me...
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Come on, guys (and gals). The link is now working. I edited that post. I'd be really interested in feedback, since this is my first mp3 I've posted here. I'd like to know what you think about it, especially sound- and mixing-wise.
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two things that might help in getting responses are: 1>responding to other peoples posts, so they might offer comments in return...don't make it one sided 2>get a link that works ![]() |
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Well, I DID comment on at least three different songs by different people yesterday. You may not have noticed, since I just registered here yesterday, so I'm new around here. I don't know who's the 'boss' around here or anything like that
![]() And I don't know about that link. It works for me every time I right-click it or left-click it. I just checked now, and it worked. I don't understand. It's weird. I don't know what to do about it. The link worked in two different band forums, so I don't know what the problem is here. Oh well, maybe it just ain't my lucky day. I would have liked a few comments on it, because this forum seems to be more brutal in judging sound and mixing quality. I always want to know what to improve in my mixing. Well, thanks anyway. ![]() And, just in case, here is the link again: http://www.geocities.com/eldiho999/Cranky_Tyrant.mp3 |
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sorry....cranky...still not happening, and I would like to listen to your stuff. The link is taking me to a Geocities page that says it is unavailable...and the rest of the page (about 75%) is an advertisement. There is a space for a search, and filling in "cranky", didn't work either
..too many choices, of which none looked like where you wanted us to go. |
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Same problem for me. I can't get there from here.
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Mike |
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Hmmmmm... What could be the problem. It worked for me again. Do any of you have any recommendations for a host, since this doesn't seem to work for everybody.
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OK, I just hacked into your stuff and got a listen. Damn. I'm impressed! Did you do the drums? Hell of a programming job if you did. I didn't care for the kick sound but the overall drums were pretty damn good. Guitars had a good sound and mix. Like I said, I'm impressed.
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track...you're a better 'hacker' than me...searching for "tyrant, etc..." couldn't find it.
cranky....http://www.nowhereradio.com seems to work for people |
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Well, glad to see it worked. The drums are my own soundfont, which is combined from various sounds found on the internet. I usually try to make the drums sound like they are really played, so thanks for the compliments. The kick drum was maybe a little exaggerated (sp?), because I wanted it to have that heavy metal sound.
Guitars are recorded piece by piece. I don't really play that tightly. I could, but it would take me too long to record, and I'd just get bored. I don't have the patience, so I usually tend to make these piece by piece. It depends on the complexity of the song, really. I basically plugged my guitar into Zoom505-II ($100 excuse of an effects-processor) and recorded directly into computer. Then I used Revalver with the guitar tracks. Mostly the amp-simulations and EQ's. |
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If its any help I just went to:
http://www.geocities.com/eldiho999/ and pressed return & then added "Cranky_Tyrant.mp3" onto the end of the URL and it loaded up grand for me. Any chance some of you guys would take a listen to the track "Albatross" that I made an attempt at on NWR: http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/.../singles.shtml It's only my 2nd mp3 so I'd luv a bit of feedback on my mixing/playing/dynamics etc. Cheers guys. Ill take a listen to ur mp3 as soon as it loads up Crankyone, (sh1tty 56k connection!) |
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I liked that Albatross, though the panning was too much to the left. I wish I could record as cleanly as you. I have problems with acoustic guitar sounds, since I only have a 25$ acoustic guitar pickup mic. I've tried using electric guitar with some acoustic simulation effects, but it doesn't sound real.
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Cranky One,
Maybe I'm computer challenged, but I STILL cant get to your song. I just listened to "Sad Wings of Destiny" though. A truly great album. peace. |
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Cranky,
FINALLY got it to play. The old right click save as. It sounded GREAT. You did it justice bro! Sounds REALLY good. Nice job with the guitars. Glen and K.K. would be proud. Are you going to add vocals? Nice recording. peace. |
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I wish I could add vocals. I can't sing, nor have I the equipment for it. Any volunteers? I do have the song without the "guitar vocals" also. It's just that I have never mixed vocals into a song. I could upload the version without the "guitar vocals", if anybody of you care to take a try for it.
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Its an electric guitar btw philby |
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Cranky, I know someone who could sing this proper. It's not me, but if you go here www.mp3.com/samicide and scroll down to a song called "darkening skies" you can hear a song of mine that he sang. Its an older recording so try to look past the sound quality. This guy can hit the "Halford" notes, though on this song he laid back a bit, but as it progresses you start to hear what hes capabale of. Just figured I'd throw that out there if your interested. If not, thats cool too. His voice is stronger now then it was when we recorded that and "Halford" is one of his favorite singers. If you make it through the whole song, towards the end, there is a very "Halfordish" vocal. peace. Last edited by B.SABBATH; 02-18-2002 at 06:55.. |
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Well, that is actually more than I hoped for
Pretty damn good if you ask me. The song was also really really good. Nice trippy sound and not too compressed. It sounded kinda refreshing and gloomy at the same time. I'd love to hear what that guy could do with Tyrant. Now, how would this work best? Should I post the song WITHOUT the "guitar vocals" somewhere? And what about the "vocal files"? Where to put them, etc. Let me know if he's interested. |
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Crank,
I spoke to my buddy and he said he'd do it. As far as getting the mix here, if you just want to e-mail me a mix without the guitar vocals, I'll just put that into my recorder and have him do it. I guess the highest quality file you can send. Then I'll burn that to c.d. and then load into my recorder. I dont record with my computer. I think the sound would be decent enough though. My mailbox can take pretty big files so I'll leave it up to you as far as what format of the mix you want to send. If you have any better ideas let me know, I'm somewhat handicap in technical matters. Its just for fun so I think this is the easiest way, unless you know of one. I'll check you out later! |
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Well, I don't know how I can send files thru e-mail here, but the file without the vocals is here. I hope this works:
http://www.geocities.com/eldiho/Cranky_Tyrant_NoVox.mp3 It's 128 kbps MP3. I don't have enough room in my geocities account, to put over 5 megabytes, so that's kind of a bummer. This version is already "final mix", so it's compressed. That could be a little bad thing, but like you said, it's for fun. And this is for all of you to try out. Anybody can give it a shot. ![]() |
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Crank,
Even on mp3, it sounds really good. I will not mess with any part of the music other then mixing it with the vocals. I gave that singer a copy and he's going to practice it a bit and let me know when hes ready. I'm going on vacation next week so I'll keep you posted. You know, that version with the guitar vocals is really cool. I kept a copy of that for my head. later. |
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well shit....right click, save as....(slaps forehead)
Crankster...you rock...I love it! mix sounds nice and tight, and the rhy gtrs sound good. I take some more *acrobatic soloing* in there somewhere, but I wouldn't want a EVH copy, or something like that. You get good tones all around, and the mix is nice and up front and present. I''ll love to hear what the vocals will do to this song. It'll have to be posted, for sure. |
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hey man the bass drum sounds like a typewriter, but considering how good your programming is, that doesn't matter.
Good job on the drum programming. I thought the overall drum mix was good. the fills sounded nice and the snare kick volume ration was fairly stable. The nice Chorusy effect on the guitars during the chorus sounds cool. Gives it the Preist feel. Note wise, your spot on. The lead solo fits well. Tonality wise, it's not happening for me. The guitars just don't sound like Judas Preist. I think it's an awesome song. I think note wise, you've got eh song. however, I think you could have spent more time with the guitar tones to make them sound more like Judas. That may not have been your appraoch, maybe you purposefully avoided that -- but I usually love a true reprsentation of the tone as well as the note-for-note accuracy.. but hey I'll give ya 8 stars out of 10. |
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