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2014/01/25 09:19:28 (permalink)

the Galtieri Brothers ride again ...

... test
 
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    Rimshot
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    Re: the Galtieri Brothers ride again ... 2014/01/25 11:56:58 (permalink)
    I like it.  The melody and parts are nice.  Vocals need some pitch correcting.  The lyric "It is a test..." is hard for me to grasp for me.  "It's not a test to say I love you..." comes to mind.  I like the accordion (concertina?).
     

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    Re: the Galtieri Brothers ride again ... 2014/01/26 06:39:06 (permalink)
    Thanks for your comments Rimshot, we'll look at pitch correcting the vocals + the instrument at the end was a Mussetina (accordion-like instrument).
     
    Thanks again + all the best.



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    Re: the Galtieri Brothers ride again ... 2014/01/26 18:47:10 (permalink)
    The test is nice and loud and hurt my ears and they are bleeding. Just kidding!! Sounds pretty good but like rimshot said the vocals in the beginning need a bit of pitch correction. There also seem to be a lot of compression going on with this or limiting (that's why it is so loud and my ears are bleeding). A few tweaks here and there and I think you have a song.
     
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    Re: the Galtieri Brothers ride again ... 2014/01/27 08:09:47 (permalink)
    track is missing....? Page error....
     
    OK..... edit:  it's working now.
     
    I like the song. Nice melody and instrumentation.   Fix the vox and that will make a big difference.   I wasn't a fan of the solo on the guitar. A slower, "burning" smoking hot tone with fewer notes, I think would work better.
     
    This video,   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGoWtY_h4xo
     
    The Bryan Adams song, "Everything I do", has a solo starting at around 2:40 that is a perfect example of the tone and the feel I'm talking about. Nothing fancy, just a few well placed notes, smoking tone, and it says everything that needs to be said in a guitar solo. No doubt, one of my favorite guitar solo's.
     
    A little bit of work and you'll have a good tune there.
     
     
    post edited by Guitarhacker - 2014/01/27 09:22:32

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    Re: the Galtieri Brothers ride again ... 2014/01/27 15:36:13 (permalink)
    Thanks for listening and for your comments, sorry about your ears John ;-) I'll have to dig out my compression 101 again and give it another go.
     
    I see your point regarding the guitar solo herb + I'll try to have the confidence of less is more in my future attempts.
     
    I'm off to try and tame my primal scream at the start.
     
    best wishes + thanks again for listening



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