experiment in funk-rock

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mduvall
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2008/09/07 22:59:29 (permalink)

experiment in funk-rock

I would be interested in getting feedback from anyone about this song I made using Project 5 along with Sonar 6.

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=6873526

Thanks!

http://members.soundclick.com/lowerydr

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post edited by mduvall - 2008/09/07 23:07:46
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    Taylor_514C
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    RE: experiment in funk-rock 2008/09/08 01:10:14 (permalink)
    I enjoyed this a lot - thanks for posting.

    I really liked the sound of the keys and bass in this one, and the breaks where you just go to the keys alone for a couple of measures.

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    wilson_inc
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    RE: experiment in funk-rock 2008/09/08 02:43:22 (permalink)
    a complex tune

    i play rock myself but like all music

    so this is what i hear

    the kick drum-hi hat-cymbals-fills are buried throughout the tune
    the snare is a bit Trebly to me

    the horns are poppin

    i think they could be more on top

    i don't think the the supporting Keys and guitar are as good as the horns

    maybe turn down the keys and guitar in a mix see how that sounds?
    get that kick and hi hat up throughout the mix

    it's a good tune keep refining that Mix


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    foxwolfen
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    RE: experiment in funk-rock 2008/09/08 17:11:22 (permalink)
    I think Wilson said about everything I would say. I like the tune, and with a few adjustments you will have a very good piece. Look forward to updates.

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    Shad

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