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Thank you so much, @orchardman!
Hey, @gmslayton! Another good acoustic song, and great mother day tribute. Looking forward to listen the finished studio version. Congrats!
Very good song, @orchardman! Loved the vocals, and I liked the fact you place them quite in front at the mix as well. Well done indeed!
Hello, @Dounstar_, very interesting piece. Hoping to see it developed further, since the ideas are really great.
@orchardman What d'ya mean, not too many Country ballads? I submit one every month!
Ah a new mic. Which make/model?
Beautifully angelic intro with that crisp, lovely guitar & your wife with a tenderness & longing in her vocal. I find myself sitting in between Johnny & Dimitri with regard to the vocal mix. "On top of" & "in front of" the mix. I think I get the difference but as a vocal virgin I don't think I'm qualified enough technically to fully appreciate & understand where a vocal "should" sit. Maybe some experimenting with the new mic will open up new avenues to explore.
My favourite line is "Looking around the room for something no one else will understand." My mind races with the possibilities. Congrats to your wife on writing this song. It retains your feel & throws out a pleasant, feely good vibe to enjoy this Monday morning. (Hope your hangover has faded). I like the lead guitar stuff that you've put in & where you've put it. It gives a different texture to supplement the vocal passages.
Drums. Nice tone. Got that laid backness to them. I find it tricky to nail this style without using real drums. It can sound ploddy & pedestrian (well it does on my attempts) without adding some fills or more urgent dynamics on parts of the rhythm tracks.
Keep giving us those hippy, sunshine vibes. It will be a summer to match the last proper one we had in '76 if you can.... Nice one.
Just a little question before I indulge. Are we allowed to submit Remixes? @richardyot
Well remixes have been posted in the past. If you do post a remix, please also link to the original for comparison.
Will do Thank you for that.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the feedback
Thanks the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Sorry, I forgot your monthly contribution to the country music scene. Country punk, now there's a thought. The new mic is a Blue Yeti, it was a bit of an impulse buy but I am pleased with results so far.
I'm glad you enjoyed the song although I'm not sure what the lyrics say about the state of our marriage, I hope she is not trying to tell me something.
The drums were done using the drummer in GarageBand.
Let's hope the sun keeps shining I've got a festival to go to this weekend.
Hey man, I'm just an old rocker. What do I know. Just keep doing what you think is right.
That mic looks decent value as well. Great impulse purchase backed up by the quality of the singing. Festival season started early this year. Which bands /acts are you going there to enjoy? IOW festival for me soon as well. Yippee.... Buzzcocks & The Damned to reminisce & gently sway to.
Have fun!
@gmslayton, I hope she appreciated it.
It's a fun tune.
@orchardman, her voice sounds beautiful. It's a lovely song, the lyrics are great. The one thing I would say is that, it starts out so ethereal an sweet, but when the drums come in, it's just too abrupt, too straight. I think it would be better served by more of a build to the complete instrumentation.
@rickwaugh Thanks. She really enjoyed it. Made her cry. Now she told me that I need to write her another song that she can sing all year long.
@theconnactic Thanks I hope to get some spare time soon to do a proper recording. This would be my first song i wrote from beginning to end to include lyrics and music. I hope to use this to figure out how to actually put together a complete song, figure out a good workflow.
Yes, that really works doesn't it? The backing is almost perfect. My skills are limited as you know, but maybe just a touch more reverb on something or other, just to try to give the sound a little bit more depth? Oh, I don't know what I'm talking about most of the time, just ignore me. I like the vocal track more than usual, it had a coherent narrative that kept me entertained, and there was a mix of irony/satire/humour/malevolence that was just right. I think @LostBoy85 has mentioned the vocal sound in the past, not sure what it is but it just sounds a bit strange at times, bit like you've got a sweet in your mouth. I'm sorry, I'm honestly not trying to come across like a tw@t, this is a really good track, and my favourite by your good self (as I said to u on another occasion I'm trying to put a bit more into my critiques, forgive whilst I find the appropriate level!). well done
Love it. Saves getting her a present. I'll remember this for when the UK one comes around ;-)
Great song
Well it helped me!
Thank u
Nice atmospheric number this. Good to hear what all the Moog-related fuss is about. I will be a late adopter as 30 notes is a little steep for me at the moment, but well done, sounds great
Sounds great, although I wonder if it might just need a few electronic twiddly bits on it ;-)
I think this is my favourite one of yours. Nicely structured and mixed, the breakdown to vocal and piano at the end gives it enough variety as its q long. Strong lyric and vocal (is the artefact on the vocal a bit of pitch control? I mean no disrespect by that, she has a lovely voice. I have a Blue Yeti and I still struggle with the bugger's sensitivity, try various compressors etc etc). To my taste it could do with a little more bass in the mix, but that is a personal thing. I'm still humming it and so the hook is strong. Really good, well done mate.
A fair critique Mister Crouch, but that is not a sweet, that Sir is a plum! However it is located in a sorry mouth that's been bastardized by 25 years of American kissing; what can you do, it's all I've got
Thanks for the feedback I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'll try to add some twiddly bits next month. You are right about the pitch correction, I have started using it as a matter of course following previous comments on this forum though to be honest this vocal didn't really need it. I'm with you on the sensitivity of the Blue Yeti mic, we were having to record the vocals in between the traffic going past outside it was that sensitive and that was with the gain turned down to zero.
@orchardman congratulations on a terrific song. Great melancholy melody coupled with a fantastic vocal delivery, I really love it. Love the guitar as well, gives a great counterpoint to the voice. I love the sadness of the song, it doesn't really sound like country music to me though, more like a classic ballad.
If I had my producer's hat on I would recommend cutting it down a bit, it's probably a minute or so too long. Love the ending though, when it goes down to just piano and vocal after the second guitar solo, makes a great outro.
I think the pitch correction is working, I didn't pick up on the artifacts that @crouchie heard, and the vocal sounds great. This song is definitely my new favourite of yours.
Tried an (my) interpretation of "pop".......it's got a tambourine, so that'll do! Pushed myself & had a bash at singing.....in some parts. I've booked some beds in rehab for you! Struggled this month but got something out. Thanks for the inspiration doglets!
The song is about one of my two Bichons, the male Sid. Yep, the other is female & is unsurprisingly called Nancy.....what else. In real life, Sid is a deep, timid, beautiful old soul but in this song......he's not! I thought I'd twist it about & "Street wisen" him up a bit!
He asked to be involved in his song so I let him "bark out" any naughty words, (not entirely successful), play a bit of bass & his favourite......shaking the tambourine in the chorus. If you can stay with it till the bitter end, you'll understand why I'll keep him strictly on mixing duties from now on!
Oh. I'd better do the... "No animals took any illegal substances during the recording of this song" statement. Can't vouch for afterwards though cos I left him looking glassy eyed & hanging over a rather adorable Alsatian at the Dog n Duck late into the after song drinkypoos!
CALL THE HARMONY POLICE!
Going soft on us Mister @Bluepunk. I nominate this genre Beach Boi or maybe that should be your stage name....hmmm....what I find remarkable about your stuff is that I completely believe you've got a band bashing away in the background there behind you.
I am going to have recuse myself from critically saying too much more (apart adding that the vox should have been higher in the mix, especially early in the song) because when I first met Mrs. Goodyear she had a boy Bichon (Clifford) and while I was of the 'no little dogs for me thanks very much' persuasion I had to keep a lid on it because I was after the owner etc. Long story short; I loved that dog. More personality than a sack full of sweet mad bastards.
If Sid wants at the tambourine, so be it.