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ibediggin
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2015/03/10 22:20:59 (permalink)

a new ditty

http://www.reverbnation.com/q/5nmk1h
this has a glitch in sonar platinum
lead wont fade and the low hum at the end is coming from where?
 
 
post edited by ibediggin - 2015/03/12 22:03:00
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    daryl1968
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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/11 21:11:25 (permalink)
    ......it is my understanding that all chiwawas are sadistic :) 
     
    Really creative work ibediggin - a fusion of so many styles. I like it
    The only thing I would change is the final stereo master. For my ears, there's too much stereo width and panning going on - it loses the power that the song undoubtedly has.
    The ending is also very indulgent :) - I'm kidding I love the stuff that's going on towards the end there.

      
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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/11 21:57:08 (permalink)
    I found the bass and the lower distorted guitars and the low epic drums and the low distorted synths super thick and powerful, but it also overwhelms the top end of the mix - I wanted the vocal to stand out a lot more, because you have a pretty killer voice that really fits your composing well. 
     
    Your filtering on those breakdown synth parts is really cool. I'd love to hear more snare in the outtro, a nice 2 / 4 SNAP! offsetting your very solid and funky bass.
     
    I'd say your songwriting/composition skills are at a very high level. The indulgence is warranted.
     
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    ibediggin
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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/11 22:28:07 (permalink)
    I totally agree
    went a little nuts
    I am going to beef up the vocals and do a total remix
    from  scratch
    thank you
     
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    ibediggin
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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/11 22:30:12 (permalink)
    thank you all
    for your comments
    they are very help ful
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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/11 22:52:46 (permalink)
    really nice, man. I agree with Tom about the vocals. They're really strong and are worth hearing a little better. But love the grit in the whole show too. Keep it all a little messy.

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    Re: a new ditty 2015/03/12 19:38:11 (permalink)
    my favorite guitar sound is a mix between a chainsaw and jackhammer
    tx
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