Eric V
Member at-large
Here it is, I've slaved over it long enough. By the time I present a song here I'm kinda burnt out. 
I did all the parts, soup to nuts.
I did all the parts, soup to nuts.
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RFR
Well-known member
That was pretty cool actually. Your vocals In particular impressed me.
Here’s some observations as an outside listener.
1) guitars sound a bit more distorted than the should.
2) time is weird. Are the drums to the grid? I dunno exactly what I’m hearing but it sounds like something is in perfect time while other elements are in and out of time.
From everything I’ve heard and read, zeppelin stuff was not righteously locked to time, but the whole band flowed in and out of time.
3) levels can be a bit off at times too.
Overall, well done, you took on something I wouldn’t be willing to touch.
You did a good job and have completed what id call a good rough mix. Maybe take a day or two or three off and come back with fresh ears.
Here’s some observations as an outside listener.
1) guitars sound a bit more distorted than the should.
2) time is weird. Are the drums to the grid? I dunno exactly what I’m hearing but it sounds like something is in perfect time while other elements are in and out of time.
From everything I’ve heard and read, zeppelin stuff was not righteously locked to time, but the whole band flowed in and out of time.
3) levels can be a bit off at times too.
Overall, well done, you took on something I wouldn’t be willing to touch.
You did a good job and have completed what id call a good rough mix. Maybe take a day or two or three off and come back with fresh ears.
Eric V
Member at-large
Yeah, I knew it wasn't perfect but I had put a lot of time into it between doing all the tracks and mixing. I usually will let a song in that situation sit for a few days then clean it up more. I did snap the tracks to the grid, but maybe I need to adjust the snap value a bit more. And adjust levels. Thanks RFR.
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