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Prizmaxic
The Shizz
I'm new to recording and here is one of my first songs.
http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1896/singles
http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1896/singles
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powderfinger
New member
well, not a bad start for just getting into recording, but you've got plenty to work on.........
good things......
1. good vocal recording
2. stereo drums
things that would help........
1. bring up the voice more and maybe EQ some more room for it...it's a little buried right now
2. use the stereo field on the rest of the recording rather than just the drums....the mix sounds mono except on the drum fills
3. i'd lose a little of the reverb on the guitar
hope that helps.......good start
good things......
1. good vocal recording
2. stereo drums
things that would help........
1. bring up the voice more and maybe EQ some more room for it...it's a little buried right now
2. use the stereo field on the rest of the recording rather than just the drums....the mix sounds mono except on the drum fills
3. i'd lose a little of the reverb on the guitar
hope that helps.......good start
JR#97
New member
Pretty tight performance. Considering you're a newbie, it's pretty impressive.
I'll echo Powder's comments about the stereo field. Panning things like keys and guitars will add dimension to your mix.
Another thing to consider is dynamics. The song had the same "level" from start to finish. Songs with good dynamics work like a story line... they ebb and flow to a climactic point. Or many climactic points. Just something to consider.
I'll echo Powder's comments about the stereo field. Panning things like keys and guitars will add dimension to your mix.
Another thing to consider is dynamics. The song had the same "level" from start to finish. Songs with good dynamics work like a story line... they ebb and flow to a climactic point. Or many climactic points. Just something to consider.