MikeTSH
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Want You Badly
New tune, nice and rocky, balls to the wall, aggressive, snotty, unapologetic. Felt like having a song to add my live set that was like this so I wrote this in the past couple of days and tracked the song. Hope you like, Mike http://soundcloud.com/mike-white/want-you-badly-1
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MikeTSH
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 02:09:49
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 08:08:47
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That is pretty awesome, Mike. Drums sound great, what are you using? I would guess Superior. The vocals, while fine, are a bit too straight to get the snotty attitude across. Some more whining and angst in your delivery would help a lot. Love the siren into the lead (which could come up some). I always look forward to your tunes.
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 10:41:29
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I think everything sounds really cool. I like the tune. I kept thinking of Green Day but I think a cross between The Kinks and The Ramones is more like it. I disagree with the previous comment about the siren. I think it's fine where it is. The pauses are really well done. The only thing I would do is choke the cymbal at the end rather than let it ring. Excellent work!
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 12:39:54
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Guitarpima I disagree with the previous comment about the siren. I think it's fine where it is. I guess i wrote that poorly....the LEAD should come up! Siren is fine.
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 14:32:29
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Real nice tune there and nicely performed too. Shades of the Clash, Kinks, et. al. (that's good). Should be a real winner live.
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 15:11:30
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Balls to the wall.. I have to take a nap now. nice.
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MikeTSH
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 17:33:43
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Drums are real drums tracked and layered with Steven Slate triggers, amazing sounding drum trigger libraries. Thanks very much for the kind words guys! Mike
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 21:40:57
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Sweeeeet! Loved every minute of it! The sirens reminded me of Jail Break by Thin Lizzy.
post edited by Scottytunes - 2011/10/14 21:43:16
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/14 21:42:15
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/15 10:17:36
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+ + + 1 - ---- I agree with your vocal tone being too smooth
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/15 22:06:04
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nice. fat sounding guitars mixed up there. I concur on the vox and lead comments. enjoyed the song a lot.
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/17 15:04:33
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This is great. Tires me out, but I love it. :)
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/20 02:58:11
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Hey, Mike, This is really excellent and very cool! Dynamite performances and great vocals with a modern punk rock vibe. To me it felt like a fusion of Green Day and The Donnas with a splash of Blink 182 thrown in for good measure. The drums really sound fantastic, and the mix sounds right on the money for the genre. Really nice work! Bob
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/20 04:14:29
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Quality is right, Fit right in on a greenday album, even production wise too. siren is a nice touch for sure. "Drums are real drums tracked and layered with Steven Slate triggers, amazing sounding drum trigger libraries"..... What does that mean? they real or midi?! Cian
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MikeTSH
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/20 12:18:36
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Basically you track your drums for real like you would normally and then use drum replacement software to replace or layer samples over the top. Think of it like a compressor - once a transient in the waveform goes over the threshold you set within the software, a sample is played. In this case, I layered all drums 50/50, for example, you're hearing 50% real snare, 50% a sample from a library. You CAN go 100% but to me if there isn't an inkling of real snare in it it's not gonna be "your" snare, kick etc, if you get me.
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/20 12:56:30
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Nice. Seems balanced and strong. I also feel a "Clash" influence or that band that does the theme for the TV show "Friends". Regards, Lance
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/20 18:45:42
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Nice tune and performance, mix sounds good here. :) Drums, do you use triggers on the trap set and record the midi notes, or use software to trigger the samples. Just curious because I'm looking into doing such. I only record live performance but would love to be able to use triggers and mic the set to give me the option to use samples later, love to on kick, snare and toms. Some of the drummers I have to record live have ****ty heads...... lol Enjoyed........... Tim
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MikeTSH
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/21 12:04:17
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If you want to use audio triggers I recommend either Drumagog ( http://www.drumagog.com/) or Steven Slate's Trigger ( http://www.slatedigital.com/). With Drumagog you get some great samples but in my opinion Slate has the edge with his new stuff, YMMV but I personally love his tones, great for pop/rock/punk/emo kind of stuff. Thanks for the responses :)
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/21 14:34:12
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Awesome track man, no nonsense rock! Good stuff, however, the only thing I could think of was a little too over-compressed, have a look at your wav, there ain't much dynamics, I know it's rock but maybe give the instruments a bit more space apart with panning etc, and should clean it up a bit, but overall, love it man!
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MikeTSH
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Re:Want You Badly
2011/10/22 11:36:11
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Everything is hard panned left or right bar the kick, snare, lead vocals and bass, it's compressed to reach -8RMS, sadly, the average now.
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