Here's another song called Something to Strive For.
What I want to know is this...
Is the arrangement too busy or would a good mix (and better mic placement) make this all sit nicely?
I know all about the clams and the horrible thing going on with the autotune on my vocal, the thing is the last time we sat down to work on this song we started to hack out bits of it to make it sit better... like removing the cello from the first verse...
Thing is i kinda like this messy version more than what we ended up with.. it got scrapped...
So instead of hacking bits out of the song when it gets busy... is it worthwhile sticking with this arrangement and trying to fix it with mic placement and eq... could a good engineer mix this and make it sound good? Provided of course that I fix the clams, timing issues, pitch issues and all the other issues that I'm sure people can hear!
What I want to know is this...
Is the arrangement too busy or would a good mix (and better mic placement) make this all sit nicely?
I know all about the clams and the horrible thing going on with the autotune on my vocal, the thing is the last time we sat down to work on this song we started to hack out bits of it to make it sit better... like removing the cello from the first verse...
Thing is i kinda like this messy version more than what we ended up with.. it got scrapped...
So instead of hacking bits out of the song when it gets busy... is it worthwhile sticking with this arrangement and trying to fix it with mic placement and eq... could a good engineer mix this and make it sound good? Provided of course that I fix the clams, timing issues, pitch issues and all the other issues that I'm sure people can hear!