"Song of the Week" by David Berriman A Brand New Day

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2011/04/15 16:45:37 (permalink)

"Song of the Week" by David Berriman A Brand New Day

You can listen to all of my recent uploads, including my most recent, "A Brand New Day", just posted today:
 
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Feedback is always welcome.  This is a 1st draft.  Thank you.
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    jamesyoyo
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    Re:"Song of the Week" by David Berriman A Brand New Day 2011/04/15 17:14:34 (permalink)
    Catchy tune, good melody, don't care for the instrumentation.

    Though that organ sound chesse-tastic! Love it.


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    Janet
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    Re:"Song of the Week" by David Berriman A Brand New Day 2011/04/15 17:33:32 (permalink)
    I love it!  Great tune and so upbeat!

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    Re:"Song of the Week" by David Berriman A Brand New Day 2011/04/16 11:15:41 (permalink)
    Thanks for the replies.  I've had two other "rejections" of my choice for "lead" tone on this song.  The song is meant to be a vocal song (and will be), so finding the right lead instrument is not that easy, nor was it a priority.  Probably an awesome live saxophonist would work BEST, imo.  And I'll see what I can do in that regard in coming weeks.  But for now, I'm working on a remix, removing much of the "modern" sweeps and such and leaving mostly bare bones instrumentation and bringing the lead tone down in the mix while adding a "string" to the lead-line for additional depth and color.

    Thanks again.  I'll post the re-mix this afternoon, if I can get an answer to the problem I'm having automating the volume of my organ track. 

    db

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