The Moon In Her Eyes - seventh and final (?) mix - 9/12/13

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/14 13:31:56 (permalink)
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Well Lynn, Now you have gone and done it, you brought this full circle and it is absolutely awesome my man. This really holds your attention all the way through and sparkles with delight, poise and captivating to the mind. Great job on this new mix. Lots of things happening all the way through with some great textures. I love this. Wonderful work here folks.
 
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fantastic panning
now it sounds much better
it has more atmosphere now.
when i listened to the first version the instruments were seperated but now they are flowing together.
Lynn once again you are a great Artist
even a hip hop head like me listens to your MUSIC ;-)
 


What a pleasant surprise to find these replies this morning.  Thanks for listening, yet again, to this ditty.  Fortunately, I have been nudged in the right direction by several of you with your golden ears and generous time.  I finally had an "aha!" moment after changing the bass and snare drum samples in Superior Drummer.  Without your input, this may never have happened.  And, to Robbie, I once had an "aha" moment on a hotel balcony  when I was on vacation in Guatemala.  Things like that stay with you forever.




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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/15 16:43:49 (permalink)
Well done Lynn, I'd like to hear more Kick in the mix but that's personal preference. Also I think I'm hearing V Vocal artifacts here and there.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/29 17:28:25 (permalink)
You write great tunes, Lynn.  I enjoyed this one.  I'm having an ear problem I think.  It sounds a bit "thin" to me, but some others have too and I'm thinking it's just me.  LOVE the tune, Lynn!

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/30 04:11:21 (permalink)
Hey, Lynn,
 
Another excellent, very creative pop rocker with your wonderful, recognizable signature sound!
 
Great songwriting and vocals, and I really love the tone and playing during those very tasty guitar solos.
 
Really good stuff, buddy, and have a great Labor Day weekend!
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/30 12:20:12 (permalink)
Been busy so time here has been limited.
 
Interesting bounce piece as Frank noted could do with a little bridge or something.
 
For me it is all a bit centric which would probably translate well on radio.
 
Thanks for sharing.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/08/31 12:29:44 (permalink)
Hi, everyone!  I've been away for a while, and I haven't been following this forum like I would like.  I was surprised to see this song on the front page because I've been so busy and have moved on to a newer project, and this song has fallen on the back burner for me.  
 
@Tony-thanks for your time and ears.  You are indeed correct when pointing out the V-Vocal artifact which occurred on the high harmony in one line.  That takes familiarity with VV and VERY good ears.  Ultimately, I'll rerecord the vocal line.  As for the bass drum, since you and others have pointed this out, I will address that in the next mix.
 
Warren, I really appreciate your kind comments, and as I said above, I will deal with the perceived thinness of the track, as I am beginning to hear that myself.
 
Bob, you always say the nicest things and give me much encouragement.  It's always a thrill hearing this from a talent such as you and many others here.
 
Wookie, thanks for taking the time to listen and respond.  I agree with you and Frank that this could take a bridge; however that would make the song at least half a minute longer, and it may be too long already.  lol  I'm working on a new song that has verses, choruses, AND a bridge!  It'll be posted in the very near future.
 
Again, thanks to all of you that have responded, and have a safe and happy Labor Day.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/01 19:12:01 (permalink)
 
Cool song Lynn, a real toe-tapper for sure.
 
Love the lead guitar work.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/01 21:03:05 (permalink)
Steve, thanks for taking a listen and your kind comments.  As a matter of fact, I just remixed this again in response to those who've suggested that it is shy in the low end.  The new version can be found here: http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?q=hi&songID=12439692

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/05 12:52:51 (permalink)
This mix sounds great... now what about that abrupt beginning..?
BTW, very cool song lyrics...   
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/05 15:49:38 (permalink)
Hi Lynn.  I think I agree with others saying I'd like to hear more bottom end frequencies, even after your recent remix.
 
One thing I want to mention - the rhythm seems a bit busy, due to the shuffling drumbeat and the active bassline and other rhythmic parts.  I'm sure that's what you're going for, since you apparently started with the drums.  It just doesn't seem to match up real well with the vocals, which are smooth and melodic.  Just my $0.02!
 
Overall, nice sound, and obviously a lot of effort went into it!

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/05 18:15:05 (permalink)
Frank, once again, I thank you for your valuable input and time.  As for the beginning, I was trying to do something different than the norm.  I've written so many different starts that I wanted to make this take off right away rather than build it up slowly.  More of a sprint than a long distance race.
 
Walt, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment.  As I told Frank, I was experimenting with this song just to be different.  I was slightly inspired by King Crimson, who often use poly-rhythmic drum beats over a pop melody.  Often, many of my drum tracks are simplistic because I programmed them myself, but in this case, I used loops from the Pop expansion pack from Superior Drummer.  You are exactly correct that I started with the drums.  You are very astute, and I welcome your $0.02 any time.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/05 20:57:15 (permalink)
hi my dear friend "Lynn"
very nice, congratulations .. I wish you continued success. Best wishes
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/05 21:38:19 (permalink)
Grup Gezgin, thank you so much for stopping by to listen.  I've enjoyed your music for some time, and it's good to hear from you.  All the best!

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/06 15:01:56 (permalink)
cool tune.... it's a happy tune...
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/06 17:13:20 (permalink)
Nicely done.  I think I heard a hitch in the voice in the 1st chorus.  But otherwise it sounds good.  The mix is clear, and the song bouncy and infectuous.  What's not to like. 
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/06 18:05:48 (permalink)
Herb, thanks for dropping by and your kind comments.  It's always good to hear from you.  It's not always easy to write about happiness.
 
AT, you have very good ears to hear that hitch.  Now that I have the instruments about where I want them, I will go back and redo the lead and harmony vocal until I'm comfortable with them.  I've been singing some since I recorded those vocals, and my voice is stronger, now.  Thank you for your time and comments.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/07 09:30:58 (permalink)
 
Super song.
 
Bass seems a bit hot... but I sure like it that way. Background vocals could come up a bit. They are creating a nice texture.
 
Guitar solo seems just right for the tune. One of the few times I've heard an all too often used *tone* placed in a great context where it really works with the song.
 
Do you have any other crash cymbals to try?
 
If I was mixing I'd try to make the main vocal brighter by using a tiny low shelf on the low freqs and maybe search out a range to place a small upper mid range peak for some emphasis as well.
 
It seems like I could have heard this song on an Adrian Belew album!
 
Thanks for sharing.
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/09 11:12:00 (permalink)
Mike, thanks for having a listen and your helpful comments.  I'll be taking these into consideration on the next go round.  I have tons of cymbals, though I just stayed with the default cymbals that came with this particular kit.  I can go brighter, darker, louder, softer, or any number of directions.  You may have heard something like this song on an Adrien Belew album, as he's one of my all time favorites.  I'll try some different settings for the vocals next time.  Thanks again.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - seventh and final (?) mix - 9/12/13 2013/09/12 19:40:25 (permalink)
I want to thank all who have participated in this production.  I have listened to you and made some major changes.  First, I rerecorded the lead and harmony vocal with a different mic that compliments my voice better, I think.  I changed the melody a little and tightened up the harmony.  To those who wanted more low end, I changed the bass drum sample to accent more thump and less beater.  I appreciate your time.  The new version can be found in my first post and here: :http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?q=hi&songID=12439692

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - seventh and final (?) mix - 9/12/13 2013/09/12 20:30:20 (permalink)
Wow Lynn, this sounds MUCH better to my ears.  The mix is fantastic in terms of relative levels between parts, and I think the new vocals are super.  The rhythm sounds less "caribbean" now, but I like it this way.
 
The only detraction I'm hearing is clipping, which may be happening at your mastering and/or export stage.  Are you mastering in Sonar, or a separate program?  I'd suggest taking a look at your Sonar Master bus level and make sure it's not clipping before you export, then check your compressor/limiter levels in your mastering program and make sure they're not too aggressively set.
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/12 20:59:11 (permalink)
Great song there!
 
I think it has some mid range distortion but it may be just a tired me.
 
Love the song!

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/12 21:04:16 (permalink)
@ Walt and Robert, you may be right about aggressive levels in the mastering stage.  That's the difference between mastering for a wave file and an MP3.  That'll be an easy fix.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/13 08:34:39 (permalink)
Hi dear "Lynn"
wonderful, I congratulate you I wish you continued success. Best wishes
 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/13 08:50:38 (permalink)
Nice job Lynn.
I like the new vocals.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/13 09:21:18 (permalink)
i really am fond of the chorus particularly the harmony it sticks in you head like peanut butter on the brain. nice work, Lynn.
 
this song makes me wanna take my chick on a cruise in the bahamas - very kewl!!
 
this new current mix sounds well balanced to my ears- maybe pushed a bit to limit in some places or maybe this is not normalized? anyway i like it a lot. - Daren :) 
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/13 11:21:02 (permalink)
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Hi dear "Lynn"
wonderful, I congratulate you I wish you continued success. Best wishes
 
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timidi
Nice job Lynn.
I like the new vocals.


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i really am fond of the chorus particularly the harmony it sticks in you head like peanut butter on the brain. nice work, Lynn.
 
this song makes me wanna take my chick on a cruise in the bahamas - very kewl!!
 
this new current mix sounds well balanced to my ears- maybe pushed a bit to limit in some places or maybe this is not normalized? anyway i like it a lot. - Daren :) 


 I am so pleased that this new mix is resonating with you all.  As noted above, I pushed the volume pretty hard in the mastering stage, but that will be corrected.  The rest of the mix should stay the same while ending up cleaner.  To all those who've taken so much time with me, I think it will all pay off in the end.  I'll have a good song with the help of a few dozen co-producers.




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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/14 09:19:44 (permalink)
Only listening on laptop so can't say too much about mix other than it's coming across pretty well - lots going on there, but everything sits well and comes across clearly. I did hear a little distortion here and there, but as I said, laptop speakers, so make of that what you will.
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - new song 2013/09/15 18:14:28 (permalink)
Paulo, thanks for taking the time.  It's good to hear from you.  On the next mix, I'll be turning a few things down, but I'm happy to hear that I'm in the ballpark.

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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - seventh and final (?) mix - 9/12/13 2013/09/17 15:13:20 (permalink)
Hi,
 
Love the bass vibe; the way the bass seems to allow the other instruments to flow while giving a solid melodic underpin.
 
Good Job!
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Re: The Moon In Her Eyes - seventh and final (?) mix - 9/12/13 2013/09/17 15:16:13 (permalink)
Hi Lynn,
 
Love the bass vibe; the way the bass allows all the other instruments to flow through while giving a solid melodic underpin.
 
Good Job!
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