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  • "Up on the Wheel" (New Mix 2 18 17)
2017/01/12 22:11:27
Unknowen
Hello,
Hate or like it... It's done! lol I hate it but that's me... ;)
 
http://thepassivedriftband.com
 
Peace!
2017/01/13 08:39:25
dcumpian
Primarily, everything sounds very narrow, and like I'm listening through an old telephone. Fix that first.
 
Regards,
Dan
 
2017/01/13 12:45:25
bapu
dcumpian
Primarily, everything sounds very narrow, and like I'm listening through an old telephone. Fix that first.
 
Regards,
Dan
 


^^^^^ This ^^^^^
2017/01/13 12:46:29
bapu
Maybe sing more than three notes (which I'm guilty of too) 
 
2017/01/13 12:51:59
Wookiee
Have to agree with Dan's observation, very narrow sound stage and narrow frequency range. Will keep an eye out for the remix. 
2017/01/13 22:00:44
Unknowen
Thanks folks! :)
Someone else was suppose to sing it and they are too busy. I'm just going to call it art and leave the vocals! lol.
I have no choice on that right now.
I agree now that you all pointed it out. it's thin. I will try and fix that but kind of busy for a couple weeks...
 
peace!
 
2017/02/18 07:13:28
Unknowen
Let me know what you think. :)
2017/02/21 00:37:21
emeraldsoul
If you are going for an early-Beatles-meets-Nascar vibe, add a harmony vocal on the chorus and you've nailed it!!!
 
I get your constraints, but I totally get what you are trying to do. I think you could get a different tone on that lead guitar, it sounds very thin and just noodles around, and it sounds kind of like you recorded it with a heavy blanket over the amp. The rhythm guitar sounds much, much better - its very clear and well-mixed.
 
Maybe drop the lead guitar out of the background while the vocal is doing its thing? Just a thought.
 
cheers, hope you get some time for it!
 
-Tom
 
 
 
 
2017/02/21 00:59:15
Unknowen
emeraldsoul
If you are going for an early-Beatles-meets-Nascar vibe, add a harmony vocal on the chorus and you've nailed it!!!
 
I get your constraints, but I totally get what you are trying to do. I think you could get a different tone on that lead guitar, it sounds very thin and just noodles around, and it sounds kind of like you recorded it with a heavy blanket over the amp. The rhythm guitar sounds much, much better - its very clear and well-mixed.
 
Maybe drop the lead guitar out of the background while the vocal is doing its thing? Just a thought.
 
cheers, hope you get some time for it!
 
-Tom
 
 
 
 


Hello, thanks for the reply, I really don't think about any type of style or anything. lol I just do what I do the best I can and that's where it lands. :)  
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