FIND A WAY

Started by jackofall, November 15, 2009, 02:43:24 PM

Gritter

#10
This is a great song and your voice is what makes it great! A fine performance...production improvement will come with experience...

turning reverb down to zero on your tracks after they've been bumped and panning them 50L and 50R - as bumps should always go to 2 tracks (stereo).

...will help but you've got songwriting and arrangement skills to boot!

Vanncad

Hey man, don't beat yourself up.

There isn't anything wrong with this song. It might require a little polish, but I think this is a really good song.
Your voice is good, and the melody of the song is really catchy.

This song is from the heart and that's what makes it great.

 -Vann
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Jim1970

Lots of raw emotion!!

Catchy, Loved it!

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rickenbaker

Well written and well sang. Well done. :) :) :)

Glenn Mitchell

Yes an excellent song, well sung.
And I agree with Gritter that a big part of clarity is about the separation you get from panning L&R before and after bouncing.
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Quote from: Greeny on November 15, 2009, 02:51:53 PMIf someone else did it it wouldn't be YOUR song!

I feel the same way - This is great, love what you have done.

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Mark
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jackofall

Thanks everyone, again.  My chance to get on the darned computer has become more limited! I'm determined to keep it up though and to listen to as much as I can. I'm learning so much here!
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