Appalachian Folk_Louise Mosrie

2015/07/19 11:23:11

river

Vocals were done in a large, live room. It is amazing how dry they sound in context, in solo they sound anything but dry. Certainly a subjective call, I like the intimacy of a dry vocal for a ballad like this. Appreciate the feedback!

2015/07/19 13:29:16

ohgrant

Simply love it.

2015/07/20 08:13:10

thepogue

lovely....great job!

2015/07/20 18:13:33

philz

Lovely tune, well sung and equally well recorded.

2015/07/27 14:11:03

stevec

Geez, you are lucky to have a room(s) that sounds like that! Very clear. I kinda like the dryness of the vocals too, only because everything is very "present".

2015/08/02 13:35:50

evadianepug

One of the best female vocals I've heard in a while. I really enjoyed this. If she's ever touring in Phoenix let me know!

2015/08/07 16:49:18

river

She really has a special voice. I know she gets to Texas and Colorado a few times a year, think she was in Albuquerque not too long ago. She posts tour dates on her website.

2015/08/08 17:41:56

emeraldsoul

I had to work really hard to come up with a criticism! I'd say the bass is just a bit too present in spots. But honestly that could be my Mackie 824 monitors, they hype the bass a little.

So, nevermind.

Fantastic song, great vocalist, well mixed!

cheers,
-Tom

2015/08/08 19:31:34

Rimshot

A lovely job from everyone. Very nice.

2015/08/09 09:38:01

river

emeraldsoul
I had to work really hard to come up with a criticism! I'd say the bass is just a bit too present in spots. But honestly that could be my Mackie 824 monitors, they hype the bass a little.

So, nevermind.

Fantastic song, great vocalist, well mixed!

cheers,
-Tom

Tom, it was mixed on 824's. The bass does sit more in context on a home system.

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