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twonky
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I would just like to get some opinions of this mix. I know the wacky conga break is a bit annoying so see if you ignore it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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MAC2
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A link to the song would be helpful
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twonky
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AAHHH Yes...
You have a very good point there
My mistake.
Not getting any smarter as I get older, thats for sure.
http://artists.mp3s.com/artist_song/720/720373.html
You have a very good point there
My mistake.
Not getting any smarter as I get older, thats for sure.
http://artists.mp3s.com/artist_song/720/720373.html
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MAC2
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Well now...that was interesting.....original & creative even! Can't say I've heard anything like that before....but I could hear where there would be a market for your sound. Especially enjoyed the vocals and the hooky phrases. One criticism though: the repetition from about 1:42 to 2:06 and the repetitive vocal thereafter from 2:06 to the end....with the interesting creativeness of the first minute 42 sec. it seemed to get a little boring with those long repetitive sections towards the end of the song. I did like the actual ending though....that was cool. The mix sounds just fine....although with the good vocals you have you might want to bring them up a little more. "Meshuggah" as an "influence".....is that the same Meshuggah from this bbs?
"heaviest light rock"....interesting.....how 'bout "leftfield pop"?
"heaviest light rock"....interesting.....how 'bout "leftfield pop"?
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theron
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Hey
Fresh arrangment. I dug on the intro and exit. I would agree that the vocals could use a boost. Very desirable bass tone and lines. The vocals were also acceptional.
Overal solid mix and singular writting.
Theron
Fresh arrangment. I dug on the intro and exit. I would agree that the vocals could use a boost. Very desirable bass tone and lines. The vocals were also acceptional.
Overal solid mix and singular writting.
Theron
Queue
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I'm digging it. Definitely hear the "Steeley Dan" influence.
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twonky
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MAC2
Hey thanks for the comments, that song was actually pretty easy to mix, I sould have probably put another selection on there. Maybe one that I wansnt so sure about, w/ real drums, anyway.
I also agree w/ you on the repetative parts. They are too...repetative. That is a problem of mine, good idea starting off then losing focus by the end.
Finally: The Meshuggah I am influeced by? Only the MOST brutal and bionic of metal bands from Sweden. You should check them out (I suggest the album Desroy-Erase-Improve) if for no other reason than the production, they are the sound of the end of the world.
I sort of listed them as a joke, but they do kick a LOT of ass when and if you are in the mood for that kind of thing.
Cheers
Hey thanks for the comments, that song was actually pretty easy to mix, I sould have probably put another selection on there. Maybe one that I wansnt so sure about, w/ real drums, anyway.
I also agree w/ you on the repetative parts. They are too...repetative. That is a problem of mine, good idea starting off then losing focus by the end.
Finally: The Meshuggah I am influeced by? Only the MOST brutal and bionic of metal bands from Sweden. You should check them out (I suggest the album Desroy-Erase-Improve) if for no other reason than the production, they are the sound of the end of the world.
I sort of listed them as a joke, but they do kick a LOT of ass when and if you are in the mood for that kind of thing.
Cheers