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K-dub
Well-known member
I added some harmonies where there weren't any before ... but for me singing along.
I added some harmonies where there weren't any before ... but for me singing along.
Schwarzenyaeger
Formerly "Dog-In-Door"
The performance was good. You have nice vibrato on your voice.
You made the song sound a lot less like a modern pop tune. Couldn't put my finger on what it reminds me of.
You made the song sound a lot less like a modern pop tune. Couldn't put my finger on what it reminds me of.
K
K-dub
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dobro
Well-known member
Very nice version of one of the two only songs that Oasis did that were any good. 
I'm not sure if the harmony quite works, though. Probably cuz the original didn't have one. Dunno. You're surprising me with this series of covers. You're really good at it.
I'm not sure if the harmony quite works, though. Probably cuz the original didn't have one. Dunno. You're surprising me with this series of covers. You're really good at it.
gecko zzed
Grumpy Mod
Nice lead vocal: well in control, well performed. I liked the little falsetto bits at the end.
The harmonies were ok . . . just. My sense was that they were too strong, particularly first time through. Also, check the harmony note of "maybe" and "saves me" with the chord you are playing. Something is bothering me there, but I don't know what. It makes sense: "be" and "me" are C#, and the chord is F#m. But my brain is wanting to hear something different, maybe a Dmaj7 maybe? I dunno.
Guitar was crisp, and steadily played throughout.
I did get a sense of the guitars and vocal being in a different space. Guitars sounded up front, and vocals were twoards the back. Maybe some reverb on guitars would put them in a similar plane.
The harmonies were ok . . . just. My sense was that they were too strong, particularly first time through. Also, check the harmony note of "maybe" and "saves me" with the chord you are playing. Something is bothering me there, but I don't know what. It makes sense: "be" and "me" are C#, and the chord is F#m. But my brain is wanting to hear something different, maybe a Dmaj7 maybe? I dunno.
Guitar was crisp, and steadily played throughout.
I did get a sense of the guitars and vocal being in a different space. Guitars sounded up front, and vocals were twoards the back. Maybe some reverb on guitars would put them in a similar plane.
Bruthish
Hair Metal Roxx!
Pretty cool rendition of this song. How did you record the acoustics? Spaced pair? Mid-side?
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K-dub
Well-known member
Very nice version of one of the two only songs that Oasis did that were any good.
I'm planning on doing "Champagne Supernova" at some point too.
K
K-dub
Well-known member
Interesting thoughts. I'll review with them in consideration. Thanks so much!
K
K-dub
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AT4050 18" back at the neck joint pointed back at the sound hole ... but aimed between the sound hole and the neck joint. 1 ft above that, an MXL 603 pointed similarly.
In the mix, the 4050 is panned hard left and the MXL 603 is panned hard right ... then balance to taste.
It makes for a bigger sonic spread.
rayc
retroreprobate
Nice version.
The 1st 2 LPs were gobsmackingly good in sound and most songs (also outrageously audacious in their theft.
The fact that WTSMG was recorded in a fortnight is also significant - great sound & still spontaneous.
The vibrato started to bother me by the third word in a row but was still good.
The 1st 2 LPs were gobsmackingly good in sound and most songs (also outrageously audacious in their theft.
The fact that WTSMG was recorded in a fortnight is also significant - great sound & still spontaneous.
The vibrato started to bother me by the third word in a row but was still good.
Supercreep
Lizard People
Nice job, dubs. Tight guitars, too.
K
K-dub
Well-known member
I actually know exactly what you're saying. Thanks, bud.
K
K-dub
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Thanks, C!
