cantthinkofname
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catchy cool song i agree with some of the other posts about sound issues, and taking out at least a few of the 'i'm yours' but other than that pretty cool
thank you. i like to play. and the song was written when i was fairly young in the D/s lifestyle so it's not surprising that it's not very mature. however, every word in the song, is merely an exposition of why "i'm Yours". and, i do believe in keeping stuff simple but the next songs for this album are lyrically more complex. thanks for hte help i bet you're glad i didn't post one of the original versions. "i'm yours" was repeated even more lololol. and i don't really think you're out of line. you're offering an opinion, without being mean about it. no problems from me
catchy cool song i agree with some of the other posts about sound issues, and taking out at least a few of the 'i'm yours' but other than that pretty cool
Glad my comments were taken in the spirit I gave them. It's a catch song. When I hear something that is lost for all hope I don't even bother to comment. I did comment on your's and I was positive about the guitars. The drums and the lyrics are what make me stumble on this song so thought I woudld throw it out there. Good work all in all..
Honestly, just re-record it. Start fresh. I think the song would benefit from it. Sometimes you just gotta start from the beginning.
http://www.box.net/shared/xj5xh39hor
Hope you don't mind but spent an hour having a play around with this using some new techniques I'm enjoying learning (sidechaining to get verb out of the highs and comping on the lows and stuff.) Is a bit shrill on the highs so don't crank it from the start, ok?
PS: I think you should put a photo of the singer just to see if we really like the song ...
I think the song sounds a bit generic, but it's not too bad. The recording however, sounds like a cassette tape that's been played alot.
Honestly, just re-record it. Start fresh. I think the song would benefit from it. Sometimes you just gotta start from the beginning.
It was my lack of ability to get my ideas recorded perfectly at the first attempt that led to my disillusionment with recording. Sometimes you certainly do need to start from the beginning, but you still don't want to.
Did you listen to the one I posted on Box.net?
^ I'll take that with a grain of salt. And a little sugar.
the drums sound a bit uhm, "plastic" maybe? at least the snare. i think i messed with them too much. my question is, are they bad enough that i should go back and remix the drums from the beginning so that they sound as much better as i can make them or will they suffice and i should use what i have learned from that mistake on the next song? this is for an album that will be released on nov 20 of this year hopefully.
here is the link. i was made for You
nzausrec's tweak is interesting & applied to certain elements in a mix would be good . It takes the guitars to a more "stadium" level - I quite like the original guitar sound.
Of your mix Nicole I can offer that it's very quiet - mastering may fix that - and the bass needs some definition (a little 3dB boost at 3khz maybe?).
Good song all in all & pop-punkier thah I'm used to from you - but that's good too - no pigeon holing!
I might have a bit more edge on the snare, but they (the drums) seem fine for the piece otherwise! Cool tune, by the way. Love your voice...
thanks ray. in the second mix, i think i'm thinking the drums are overall just slightly too loud. and turning them down just a little would allow me to turn the rest up. i'll try out that bass boost you suggested
and this album is going to have a lot of different stuff than people expect from me
thanks Llarion. did you listen to the second mix? because the first one is 5 mixes back lolol.
I listened to the one in the first post. I try not to read a big thread like this all the way through when taking a first listen, I don't want other people's opinions to color my experience or judgment...