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| Re: WIP\MFR Why want anyone Review, Thank you [message #186164 is a reply to message #186152 ] |
Tue, 25 March 2008 21:13   |
 Tannoy
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Hi there,
...patience is a virtue... 
I don't mean to offend you in any way by mentioning this - you seem to be in a hurry somehow. 
You know, we're all here to help each other's out - some have more time to listen to the posted tunes, some have less. I try to stop by once a week and give more or less helpful comments. For me, this means burning the tracks to cd and listen to them at least on my living-room canton speakers, if something's buried even on the studio nearfields. That way I can judge best what I'm hearing. I think some of the other fellows here handle it in a similar way. But one needs a bit of time to do so. There are times at which I'm stuck in my stuff, others may do their dayjob, have family etc.etc.etc. - this keeps us away from reacting asap. These words are just a hint to clear up why things are takin some time here sometimes.
Anyway, I've downloaded your tunes but have to listen to them on another environment, I don't like the idea of giving mixing-comments based on what I hear through my headphones.
The main reason for posting this was to put your topic on top of the threads - I guess it got a bit hidden due to my typing-orgy yesterday (Monday). May this will help to get some more comments on this tune.
All the best,
Tannoy.
PS: Welcome to the forum!
myspace.com/marcopoprock
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| Re: WIP\MFR Why want anyone Review, Thank you [message #186192 is a reply to message #186175 ] |
Sun, 13 April 2008 18:17 |
Tannoy
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Registered: May 2005 |
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Hi Terry,
here is what came up to my mind while listening to
the shoop shoop song:
Some less reverb would help to let it sound more direct, I think. The snare + the toms could use a little more volume and the kick could use more kick...what!?...I mean it may would treat the song better if it would be eq'd / processed in a similar way you did it at 'you've lost that lovin' feelin'' (and I hope you did treat the kick differently on that tune, otherwise I'm gonna kick my speakers to the moon).
you've lost that lovin' feelin':
The lead voc is way too boomy IMHO, there's a lot of low-mid-stuff, probably in the 300-800 Hz range going on. The drums are getting somewhat buried when everything gets goin', but I think that's due to the aforementioned reverb-usage.
Best wishes,
Marco.
myspace.com/marcopoprock
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