2013/03/09 20:33:20
Mosvalve
This is a song my son wrote. It's in the arrangement ideas stage I guess. The drums need to be worked out and I only have the scratch vocal. All Ideas and critiques are appreciated.
 
 
https://soundcloud.com/Mosvalve
 
 
2013/03/10 00:21:16
Guitarpima
I think this has got a lot of potential.

Your on the right track. There is a part where you seem to use cymbals for a drum fill. I would change that to toms. It sounds weird to me as it is but that's purely subjective.

Nice song!!!
2013/03/10 15:05:28
Warrenlee
this is actually kind of great. So listenable. Sweet, almost beatles like.
2013/03/10 15:46:24
Mosvalve
Thank you for listening and your thoughts. The song is kinda raw as I'm still working things out with it. It's a bit stiff because of the drums but once I have the patterns I want then I'll actually play them.
2013/03/10 17:26:32
philz
Sweet little tune with much potential, and a really interesting rhythm guitar tone (what was that?). It moved right along melodically and rhythmically, but I was having not the easiest time picking out all the lyrics (could be the pc speakers).  Personally, not a big fan of all the "I love you's," but maybe that's just me being hard on a tune that seemed to be excelling in so many other ways.  Also, and this could be a taste thing, I would have liked to have heard a 'fatter, fuller' sound on the lead break around 2:10.  All that stuff aside, I really liked it, and think you've got a winner there with a bit more work.
2013/03/10 17:37:24
blipp
This does indeed show promise and has potential. The arrangement is good too and it is a nice composition.  This obviously needs improvement in the mix and production to realise it's full potential, so will be interesting to hear the finished version.
2013/03/10 19:07:20
Mosvalve
philz


Sweet little tune with much potential, and a really interesting rhythm guitar tone (what was that?). It moved right along melodically and rhythmically, but I was having not the easiest time picking out all the lyrics (could be the pc speakers).  Personally, not a big fan of all the "I love you's," but maybe that's just me being hard on a tune that seemed to be excelling in so many other ways.  Also, and this could be a taste thing, I would have liked to have heard a 'fatter, fuller' sound on the lead break around 2:10.  All that stuff aside, I really liked it, and think you've got a winner there with a bit more work.


Thank you for your input Phil. The rhythm is my Taylor 114ce acoustic going through my Fishman Loudbox with a sm57 mic. I guess it was the way I had everything set on the amp that made it sound like that. I thought it was different to so I kept it. The vocal is just a follow track so that's why the words weren't clear. The "I love You's" well, my son is 16yrs old what can I say. He'll learn soon enough. lol. I agree on the lead guitar. I have thought about re-doing it with a different sound so maybe I'll work on that after I have the drums worked out.  Thanks again.
2013/03/10 19:09:59
Mosvalve
blipp


This does indeed show promise and has potential. The arrangement is good too and it is a nice composition.  This obviously needs improvement in the mix and production to realise it's full potential, so will be interesting to hear the finished version.


Thanks blipp, I can use any insight and critiques I can get. Appreciated it.
2013/03/11 13:30:02
Lynn
Bob, you're off to a good start, here.  The lead guitar reminds me of the Grateful Dead, but the vocals are all yours.  I'll be looking forward to hearing this piece finished.
© 2026 APG vNext Commercial Version 5.1

Use My Existing Forum Account

Use My Social Media Account