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Thor5768
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2007/04/08 20:27:39 (permalink)

Anyone else have this problem

Of remixing songs you “finished” long ago? I certainly do, anyways, here is a song from a friends band I recorded almost a year ago with a brand new remix. I guess you could genera it as modern rock. Unfortunately I don’t have a sub yet so i would not be surprised if the sub lows might be a bit too much. The song is “Drain” and any comments are welcome! thanks

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=322676
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    jonboper
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    RE: Anyone else have this problem 2007/04/11 22:07:19 (permalink)
    I've done the same thing before...think about doing it way more than I actually do, but it's always there: I think I could make that better now than I did then...

    Well, I think you have The Warmth sounding pretty good here - a good mix. The lead guitar could maybe pop a little more, and the drums...something, but overall I think the band sounds good. What I would focus on would be the vocals - if you're going to spend the time going back there are a lot of places where some minor audio-snapping (if you have Sonar 6PE, that is) would tighten up the vocals, which I think would bring the whole song together just a little bit more.

    Great job recording them though. Very clean-sounding.

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    RE: Anyone else have this problem 2007/04/14 18:47:22 (permalink)
    Sounds really good. I like this kind of music though. Its very catchy and I love there is a sick lead guitar part that branches to a nice solo. The vocals are clean and actually in key lol. For rock songs, its hard to keep a good scratchy sound to the voice without throwing it out of key, so good job.
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    RE: Anyone else have this problem 2007/05/09 23:46:01 (permalink)
    I actually DON'T like this kind of music...but that sounded GREAT... I dug it....really!!! KUDOS!


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    RE: Anyone else have this problem 2007/05/10 10:19:48 (permalink)
    Sounded good to me. Good job on the panning. It always seems to be a bigger job on remixing things. I find myself paying more attention to all the details a lot more. Good job with this.


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    RE: Anyone else have this problem 2007/05/14 23:57:13 (permalink)
    Wow….and I was thinking no one else ever remixed any songs! Its good to know that I am not the only one who dwells in the lurches of the studio to fix those broken songs. Thanks everyone for the listen and comments.
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