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Here's the whole thing, all 1 hour and 11 minutes of it :) You may want to turn on the subtitles, because there are parts in English, French and Portuguese.

I recorded this over 20 years ago with a 4 track tape recorder and my ability and knowledge at the time resulted in this sound quality. My knowledge improved a bit over this time, but not enough to make the audio file better. A don't want to record the whole thing again. The sound quality...

The film was selected for a film festival and I'm wondering if the common movie goer will find the sound quality too bad.

Thanks. No, this was quite quick and easy to do. It's not a subject I wanted to spend a lot of time working around.

Here's the last one:

Only one more to go.

One more:

Here's the video for the 3rd song. It took ages to render because of the glass windows of the train.

And here's another one:

Cheesy sounds are great when you use them with intention and I think you did it a number of times.

Dark and funny. My first suggestion is take great care when using cheesy synth sounds by themselves. It sounds great when you combine them, but when they are by themselves they can get a little awkward. I have no problem with the awkward part, it's the "little" that bothers me... a little...

When the song started I thought I would like it more than I did when the song ended. I thought that the song was going to be very creative and with a strong point of view and I'm not talking only about the cat. I guess that the song caught me by surprise and I wanted it to keep surprising me...

I hadn't seen the video of Mad World. Great concept and execution. I hear what you say about the proximity effect and I wanted the vocals to seem very close to the ear most of the time, that's the reason I sang very close to the mic. But I notice now that the voice and piano seem to be on...

I remixed the whole thing cutting the bass on the vocals and updated the songs on soundcloud. All songs sound better, so thanks guys! All songs with exception of "Was that a smile?"...

"Was that a smile?" has 3 tracks: - Main piano - I didn't do anything to this track - Final distante pian - Just lowered the volume and added reverb to make it seem distant - Voice - Compression and reverb. I tried to cut the bass on the voice, but as soon as it becomes noticeable that there's...

Thanks for the comments, I'm going to cut the bass in the voice. I listened again and the piano and the voice don't seem connected. I recorded the voice in the morning and sang very close to the mic. I messed around with the EQ but I ended up not making any changes. I don't have a very good...

Thanks Brutish. What song are you talking about? The one in the video?

Obrigado CMolena. The 5th song suffers from that problem. I already corrected it, but I haven't replaced the song on soundcloud.

Hi everyone. I would like to have some feedback on the songs, although, if you're feeling a bit down, pass along :) I guess that the songs are not easy listening, both lyrics and music. The easiest one may be "Was that a smile?", a song about someone who's trying to persuade a person not to...

Thanks for the tip.