Short, simple, and spontaneous

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Short, simple, and spontaneous

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Re: Short, simple, and spontaneous

Post by 47ronin » Sun Aug 17, 2003 3:31 pm

that was pretty cool. kind of a mark lanegan/nick drake sad sound.
i think the vocals should be mixed a bit lower, and the ocarina droning thing maybe working together more with the acoustic guitar part. I think a bass part and maybe some simple percussion like a tambourine here and there. A tympani sample would be cool likea j mascis kind of sound

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Re: Short, simple, and spontaneous

Post by stevemoss » Mon Aug 18, 2003 8:01 am

I really like the mood and the texture you've got - the subdued guitar veiled within the reverby ocarina sounds great with the dry vocal. One thing you might try is letting the ocarina decay more fully at the end of the track; it seems to be just a bit too quickly faded away.

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Re: Short, simple, and spontaneous

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Re: Short, simple, and spontaneous

Post by zoetrope » Tue Aug 19, 2003 8:18 am

Nice one. I'd bring the vocals down slightly but otherwise a nice tune. :D

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