jangly pop
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jangly pop
Just looking for some general criticism of this mix.
http://f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/gre ... gs&.view=l
Right click on Everything Falls Apart Take 2 and Save As.
Thanks,
Joe
http://f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/gre ... gs&.view=l
Right click on Everything Falls Apart Take 2 and Save As.
Thanks,
Joe
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Re: jangly pop
People don't visit this part of the Board much, do they?
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I like it and think it sounds great!
Yeah, I'm pretty bad about posting after I listen.
I always come back to see if anyone has said anything new on my thread, and respond immediately. Sorry.
I think I sounds great. Reminds me of the beatles a little in a couple parts. I love the chorus! The guitar sounds great on the little solo part.
great song keep it up.
Yeah, I'm pretty bad about posting after I listen.
I always come back to see if anyone has said anything new on my thread, and respond immediately. Sorry.
I think I sounds great. Reminds me of the beatles a little in a couple parts. I love the chorus! The guitar sounds great on the little solo part.
great song keep it up.
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Actually, come to think of it, I'm pretty bad about that too.helstab wrote: I always come back to see if anyone has said anything new on my thread, and respond immediately. Sorry.
DOH!
Thanks for the input, though, man. Those were nice compliments.
Joe
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LeafDrums.helstab wrote:oh yeah. what kind of drum machine did you use?
Have you heard of that? It's a computer thing.
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Is the song still there? I just tried right-clicking it to save and it said the file wasn't there, or moved, or something.
I have my typewriter hooked up to the TV fine, but do I need to use the 'internet' to hear it?
I have my typewriter hooked up to the TV fine, but do I need to use the 'internet' to hear it?
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Re: jangly pop
Good mix except the drums were buried. Acoustics and vocals have a nice sound and the general level of the mix is very upfront without having that pumping overlycompressed sound. Kinda want alot more drums though....
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Ah, I got it to work. I like how everything sounds, especially the acoustics and vocals. Nice harmonies too! The crash cymbal kinda has that "this is a drum machine!" sound however. Maybe you could make your own crash sample?
And thanks for the tip- I just downloaded LeafDrums. It looks like a lot of fun, and their samples sound like they came off my TR-505. Ha! Awesome!
And thanks for the tip- I just downloaded LeafDrums. It looks like a lot of fun, and their samples sound like they came off my TR-505. Ha! Awesome!
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That drum machine program is crap! HORRIBLE lay out! Hard to see, and hard to use for what it does.
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Really? You think so? I find it very easy to use. Of course I haven't used many drum machines.helstab wrote:That drum machine program is crap! HORRIBLE lay out! Hard to see, and hard to use for what it does.
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Jay wrote:Ah, I got it to work. I like how everything sounds, especially the acoustics and vocals. Nice harmonies too!
Thanks, Jay.
We recorded the the vocals with a SM57. The acoustic was a blend of a 57, which was about 3- to 5-inches off, say, the 20th fret, and a Sennheiser E835, which was sitting on top of a bass amp around 2 feet from the guitar.
If I remember correctly there's a dash of reverb and compression on everything.
Joe
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