Listening now
So I'm listening to the song for the first time.
The first thing I notice is the singer is very talented. Reminds me a little of the lead singer for Copeland, but better.
Excellent diction, no problem understanding a single word.
I think this singer feels this lyric and is 'convinced' about this lyric, it is sung with conviction.
So it's starting a second time. I hear a fill for violin after the first lyric phrase. I hear cello supporting the lyric after this, and then a fill after 'the ocean is calm'.
More cello after storm, moving in quarter notes to half notes.
fiddlish violin solo with cello filling on the fiddle at the little break just before "I say I'm sorry ... "
Great guitar work guys, very, very tasteful.
Aggressive fiddle fill after 'rivers raging ' ...
sunshine, a beautiful violin fill ...
Now an idee fixee develops as the song goes out, a little violin fill mixed way in the back that loops ...
then violin drops out.
damn that last line is awesome ... so convincing
very nice effort
Starting a third time.
I don't want a bass in this song, I want cello.
'rivers raging' , the same fiddle-violin fill here ... 'sunshine' used as when it occurs later, to develop an instrumental hook to strenghten the lyric hook.
And that bridge, long glorious beautiful violin notes, sweet with lots of vibrato, high ...
'rivers raging' aggressive fiddle fill again ... 'sunshine' the violin melodic hooking fill again ...
no more strings after this.
starting again.
yes, I like the guitar fill way in the background with lots of delay on it.
what's not to like about this tune guys, it's very nice.
The drums might be a tad low in pitch for this tune, just a little. Or maybe they need to be much deeper and a little softer ... the kick I mean.
If you would like a real fiddle-violin part recorded to this, I'll be glad to do that, and then the folks here can listen again. I'll DL the WAV file if you are game, keep it up there. I'll put some cello in also, very little cello though, just enough to put some 'bass bandwidth' in it so the listener gets some bass and isn't left feeling that the song is 'missing something'.
Great work guys, I guess it goes to show us that the spur of the moment creation can be very good as opposed to slaving away in the studio for a month on a tune.
Do this tune live for folks, you will fill their hearts with good energies ...
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