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Boo Radley
Headbobber
Hey Chris, I like the feel to this. Good performance as well. Nice jangly rhythm guitar(s).
About the only thing I can point out is that I really can't hear/understand the lead vocals all that well - especially during the beginning part of the song. It may be a touch low in the mix and sort of seems like it is competing with the other instruments. I am listening through headphones right now so take that with a grain of salt.
Overall, nice job...definitely doesn't need much.
Brad
About the only thing I can point out is that I really can't hear/understand the lead vocals all that well - especially during the beginning part of the song. It may be a touch low in the mix and sort of seems like it is competing with the other instruments. I am listening through headphones right now so take that with a grain of salt.
Overall, nice job...definitely doesn't need much.
Brad
Freudian Slip
New member
Nice!
I have to second the vocals being a bit buried in places!
Great job of catching the "live" type sound.
There's a real atmosphere about the song like I'm there listening to an great live mix.
The last solo that plays for a good length at the end of the song is a bit to dry and lacks the same feel as the rest of the song. It's a hair oput of place to me because of that. perhaps a bit of verb borrowed from another part might blend it a bit more IMHO.
Very cool
F.S.
I have to second the vocals being a bit buried in places!
Great job of catching the "live" type sound.
There's a real atmosphere about the song like I'm there listening to an great live mix.
The last solo that plays for a good length at the end of the song is a bit to dry and lacks the same feel as the rest of the song. It's a hair oput of place to me because of that. perhaps a bit of verb borrowed from another part might blend it a bit more IMHO.
Very cool
F.S.