The Indian Two Step (original)

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2012/12/25 15:02:38 (permalink)

The Indian Two Step (original)

A new one for Christmas. This is the first mix so it probably has a few issues. Drums might be a bit loud. The lead guitar is Amplitube Fender's Super-sonic amp, and the master was done with a T-racks demo. The rest is Sonar X2a. I appreciate your opinions and advice on the mix...be honest, you won't hurt my feelings.
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    Scottytunes
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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/25 18:15:34 (permalink)
    This sounds great, Clint! Love the guitar playing on this. The mix sounds fine to me also. Everything in its place. 

    When I read the thread title I was actually expecting to hear something else...maybe something like this...
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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/27 05:20:25 (permalink)
    Sounds great.

    Great playing.

    I think the level of the drums is fine.

    I don't know if it is just my listening system, but the only thing I hear is maybe too much mid/low somewhere. It might be the lead guitar. I don't know.

    But, it doesn't sound bad, just my first impression.

    Great work.

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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/27 09:35:30 (permalink)
    Sounds great to me. It has a really good balance. I can hear everything clearly and the mix sounds punchy. What more could you ask for? As a guitar player I'd like a little more presence to make the guitar pop out a little more, but honestly the mix sound good.
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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/29 08:51:29 (permalink)
    Thanks for the helpful opinions. Fwiw I was watching some traveling blu-rays with the wife, and sight seeing in India is the actual inspiration for the title.

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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/29 10:47:24 (permalink)
    Sounds not too bad. I might bring the guitars up a bit as suggested. The title of the song would seem to have nothing to do with the composition however. I was looking forward to something a bit more creative, but the vibe was generic American Midwest, not Indian subcontinent (nor Christmas).

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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/30 13:41:20 (permalink)
    Your performances and tones are excellent in this tune.  There's nothing that sticks out as being out of place.  I would like to hear this as a vocal song, but it's good as is.

    All the best,
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    Re:The Indian Two Step (original) 2012/12/31 23:46:48 (permalink)
    Thanks Lynn. I've got some with lyrics coming I promise! Hahaha. I'm working on some re-mixes and would appreciate your opinion on those sometime in the near future.

    Foxwolfen- Thanks for your comments too. I'm working on the guitar a bit.

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