Cover, Harry nilssons "I can't live, if living is without you"

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Hey, a nice surprise, a great Nilsson cover! Your vocals don't sound strained at all, very nice harmonies too! You have a great voice. I really like how you end the song with a choir-like restatement of the chorus, but there's a whole lot of reverb in there, maybe a bit too much. Every now and then it sounds like there are some coyotes yipping along with you. I think the effect is because one of the harmony vocals indulges here and there in a little emotive stuff, while the other doesn't, and the divergence gives that effect.
 
I'm going to have to look up other stuff you've posted, really nice work!

MGM,
 
I like the way you've given this classic tune a simple upbeat folky arrangement. And your vocal doesn't sound strained at all. However, they harmony vocal sounds pitchy to me ( bear in mind mind that no one has ever accused me of having decent pitch).
 
Enjoyed it.
 
Cheers,
 
Bert

Thanks Bert, I'll listen for pitches on the harmonies specifically. 
Rebel, Thanks for the comments. An excellent observation on the fighting for the front.
Up until recently I've had the reverse problem so I guess I'm ahead there.
I'll try the rhythm pulled back with some reverb (It has none). That does seem sensible.
My wife agrees that there was "something not right" on that part and I bet that's it.

Thanks Andy,
I'm assuming you heard the latest version uploaded last nite, so this is a little disappointing, but really appreciated.
I had added a bit of verb to the rhythm guitar per another poster's suggestion and thought it did blend in better.
Perhaps I overdid the verb at the end?

Thanks Steve
I dont know how to improve the small room thing. Maybe change reverbs?
Panning is good.
Thanks again

 Really cool performances. Has a live sound to it. I have to agree with the room sound in the vocal track.

Like Herb said, fix the performance issues first. I suggest starting with the guitars. I'd drop one of the guitars for the first verse or maybe all together. It's hard to say which one without hearing them solo'd, but together they just don't work. As for the vocal, it sounds like you tried to double the lead. It's not nearly tight enough to work. If you are going for a thicker sound, try a whisper track and work on mixing that in to the lead vocal. With a whisper track, if you can hear it, it's too loud. The harmony work is pretty good, but needs tightening performance wise. Once that's worked out, the reverb will be easier to control. Sorry if I come across as being harsh as it's not my intent. You've got the bones for a great track here, they just need a little tightening up.