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[Tony H]

A song about a lonely individual living in a big city.

[Redler]

Nice vocal melodies, really good playing and well produced! Top class job!

[Groundy]

Well written, well performed and well Produced....Oh yes, Well done.......
Do you use the inbuilt Mics Tony, what settings, I can never get the vox on my 800 to sound right this is spot on...

Alex

[chapperz66]

Good song Tony. Guitar harmonies lift it even further.  NIce one!

Paul

[ODH]

Nice feel to this one and very nicely performed and put together.

Good job.

 

[SwanSong]

Fantastic song nice harmonies. very cool sound .wonderful
vocals. marvelous 2 thumbs up and hats off congrats NEIL !

[Tony H]

Question from Groundy:

"Do you use the inbuilt Mics Tony, what settings, I can never get the vox on my 800 to sound right this is spot on..."

I use Vocal Compression 1 (P21) or Vocal Compression 2 (P22) on the BR-800. They sound a bit different. This is combined with a nice M-Audio FET Solaris Microphone. I used to use an AKG Perception 220. The M-audio definitely presents more detail.

I tried different vocal settings. I believe that unless you have a non-directional studio mic one needs the compression to bring the vocals forward and up front. When using the compression you will find that you will need to boost your highs about 6 to 10 DB. That is what I find works best for me. The best thing about compression, especially if you have a directional microphone, is that you can alter your position in front of the mic with little variance in sound.

[Blooby]

The phased guitar (or is that a flanger?). I love it.

Cool post.

Blooby

[Groundy]

Question from Groundy:

"Do you use the inbuilt Mics Tony, what settings, I can never get the vox on my 800 to sound right this is spot on..."

I use Vocal Compression 1 (P21) or Vocal Compression 2 (P22) on the BR-800. They sound a bit different. This is combined with a nice M-Audio FET Solaris Microphone. I used to use an AKG Perception 220. The M-audio definitely presents more detail.

I tried different vocal settings. I believe that unless you have a non-directional studio mic one needs the compression to bring the vocals forward and up front. When using the compression you will find that you will need to boost your highs about 6 to 10 DB. That is what I find works best for me. The best thing about compression, especially if you have a directional microphone, is that you can alter your position in front of the mic with little variance in sound.

Cheers Tony.....Alex

[SE]

That's a great listen, lots to keep you interseted, great vox and guitar, great stuff!