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Thanks for everyone's responses! I will be redoing the whole track for the most part, and will repost it when I'm finished. It will be a while though since my voice is not there. Thanks! Jeremy

Funny! :) I couldn't really tell you, you should listen to it and then tell me. Jeremy

Oh, and I probably should've listened to the whole track before I posted it. Found out that the last chorus actually has about 3 different vocal tracks which I didn't want to be there, I thought I had gotten rid of them, but I guess I didn't. That's why the harmonies sound terrible. Thanks for...

Yep, that's what I thought. The track is pretty rough, and yeah, my harmonies are really bad. I'm not the greatest at figuring them out, is there a way to figure out harmonies? The pitch issues are something I've noticed since I recorded the track a couple of weeks ago. I lost my voice shortly...

It's pretty simple, some guitar (looped cuz I can't play it), some percussion, pretty simple words, but is one of my favorite songs of mine. Let me know if you like it. I wanted to add some piano but can't play that either and don't know anyone who does. Let me know what you think. I've uploaded...

Well, I'm using a pretty cheap pre-amp: Tube Ultragain MIC200. A cheap condenser mic: MXL 990. I just recorded it on Acid 5.0 and used a few effects: a little reverb, amplitude modulation, some compression, and a little resonant filtering. I recorded it in my computer room which is pretty dry...

Thank you!

I don't have a website. yousendit doesn't work?

Thanx for listening and giving positive feedback, it's greatly appreciated! :)

I'd like critiquing of my singing, just not too harsh. Sorry if I wasn't clear on that. Critique away. :D Jeremy

This is an acapella of Ray Charles/Donny Hathaway's song "A Song For You." It's one of my favorite songs so I decided to do a relatively rough recording. I have music to it but didn't want to post it because it's karaoke (so therefore it sounds like crap) Anyway, I just want people to tell me...

Yeah, drums and also synth loops and some guitar stuff. What about bass? I often find bass loops and samples that sound way too lively. What can I do about that? Jeremy

I've used a lot of loops for years in my music. Most of it from Acid packages and other things, and I must say that a lot of the loops don't exactly sound professional. I've heard other people's music that have used loops and they sound great, so what can I do to make the loops more...

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I just recorded this with my new equipment, and wanted to know what people thought about the recording. I've only done a bit of reverb, so what other effects should be added to give it a more professional sound? Also, it's a recording of a Whitney Houston song as it was the only song I had with...

Ok, I will repost it as an MP3 in the MP3 Mix forum. J

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Here's a recording I just did with my new equipment, it's to a professional track so bear in mind it's just a test and not my own work. I'm pretty pleased with the sound but think that something else could be added. What additional effects do you think should be used? I've used a bit of reverb...

Thanks for all the responses. I'm willing to pay about $300 right now for all the stuff I don't have. Eventually I may raise that to about $500-600. I'll take all of your comments into consideration. Thanx! J

Okay, so I'm kinda confused here. I'm hearing it's all about the room, equipment, etc. Some have suggested really expensive equipment in the $1,000s+ range. Now I'm not THAT serious about my stuff. I just want that professional tone and sound, so it's not like karaoke. I'm not making music for...