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@crouchie, great tune. Love the changes throughout, and the manic beat. I'd agree it's too long, but it's fun. Great mix and production. I like the way the sound evolves from section to section.
I usually start out not having a clue what something is going to sound like.
My entry this month being the exception.
Thank u! 5 listens!! Beyond the call of duty! Very kind, thanks for your comments (the bit I like is the chorused bass sound - stuck the effect on something from Virsynth and loved it ever since...!!). Cheers
Frustrating though. I want all my tunes to sound a certain way and they end up bollocks (with the occasional redeeming feature ;-) ). I just liked the glitchy/big beatness of this one. Thought about some sort of vocal at some point (that might have gone some way to excusing its length) but didn't want to mess with it in the end. Many thanks as always!
Many thanks. The early to mid 70's scene was invigorating as well. Pub rock changed my musical DNA, then Punk completely fucked it up. Brilliant. Proud to have served for her back then. I will always owe the bitch
Here's one of those early bands:
Thanks Dimitri, much appreciated. I'm gonna try to be a bit more progressive next month and sound like the 90's insread of the 80's
Thanks dude. Just checked out skater boi on youtube, definitely parallels in the narrative, tho I'm about 107M views behind on YouTube! ...if i were on YouTube
. Thanks for having a listen
Thanks Mr JGY, kooky as charged
. The tinniness I think comes from the vocal treatment i used...i ran everything through micRoom, which cleaned up the vocal low end nicely but added a subtle phasey tinniness to the vox. Listening to the instrumental alone I don't think its there...but then again I'm still climbing the EQ mountain. Thanks for having a listen.
@theconnactic Dimitri, love the video, the bassline, the speedy guitar solo (and how amazingly clean your playing is), and the funky guitars in the outro. Masterful, multi-instrumental, metrenomic (don't know if that's an actual word
)
Dude, sounds like a good, down-tempo tune but not sure if the trem like effect over the whole production is intentional? Renders it a tough listen
@realdavidai catchy tune with smooth melody, tasteful use of autune (oxymoron?
) too. Not my genre of music at all but a cracker of a tune, great job!
@DefRobot really like the bassline on the intro, great lyric about the devil paying your wages. Heaps of space in the mix which really lets the the dynamics of the tune go to work. I'd be stoked to churn one out like this, great effort.
Another tune this month from a genre I'd never give time to ordinarily...my loss. The keyboard melody, percussion and vocal went together fantasically well. I couldn't make out every lyric but it didnt matter...i just sat back and enjoyed it. Production wise the only thing that sprang to mind was bumping the level of low end up a tad (but could just be my shitty ear buds).
Thanks for this one @Bluepunk. Your tunes have a dyslexic unpredictability where you dont know whether they will explode or jam on the breaks...or both in quick succession. Paired with your vocals and guitar tones it makes for a very entertaining listen, well done.
@crouchie actually thought the snare was a pretty cool centre piece to the first half and latter parts of your tune. The snare was maybe a touch loud but brought some great intensity at the centre of all those great glitches and grooves. Would love to see some funky and/or distorted guitar weaving through in places but I'm just projecting
. Well done and thanks for sharing
@JohnnyGoodyear I really love that track, musically and melodically your best yet for sure - it's a great song with a really good vocal melody that is just a pleasure to listen to. I would buy this for sure.
The mix is a little bit honky sounding, I think it's the reverb tail mostly, and a lack of low-end warmth. A little bit of tweaking is all that's required to make this sound a lot better - I wonder if you would let me remix it? I did a remix for @crouchie last month in the same spirit, and I think I improved on the original (I'll link to the file on Dropbox here so you can judge for yourself).
Anyway not much to say apart from this is just a great track. It's rare for you to have a chorus, and a more traditional song structure but in this case I think it's worked very well. More of these please, it's a great complement to your more obscure and arty side. And when you find a way to fuse the artiness seamlessly with the catchiness there will be no stopping you.
He's right! He did a great job on the mix and I learnt a lot
Many thanks!
@Bluepunk I'll be honest here I've no idea what the song is about, but whatever it is it's made you very angry. The pauses and comments are hilarious but again I'm not quite sure why, maybe it's just their sheer randomness and sillyness.
I think it would help if you posted the lyrics with your tunes, just so we can get some additional insight into that formerly drug-addled mind of yours and follow your songs more closely, because in this one I struggled to follow the narrative (assuming there is such a thing of course).
Musically this is very much in the (Blue) punk mould, tight and aggressive, 1 minute and fifty-one seconds of pure bile. Not the kind of music my mother-in-law would like, so that'sdefinitely a good thing.
Wow! Thank you. A drum comment away from a marriage proposal
As a non voice or string merchant, I thank The mic and Guitarism. The tone is Guitarism (No internal effects) minced through the Engl Powerball amp with a splash of Noise Filter and Overdrive. Oh, and in the CAB room, 2 x Dynamic 57's were sledged into the bottom cones.
Cheers.
@JohnnyGoodyear Lovely piano introduction. I hope this isn't offensive to you, but your vocals on this sound to me like Barry Gibb when he sings in his lower range. In a good way.
I've listened to this a few times now and it bears repeat listening, good production, clarity to everything. Great laid back vibe here.
So very kind, thanks. Next month the plan is to calm down and shall be attempting to actually sing on a song. Mmmm.
@Bluepunk Determinedly spitting in the face of commercialisation and the traditional verse/chorus/verse structure. Angry yet engaging. Stop/start songs aren't easy to produce or play but I think you've done a great job here.
Keeps interest throughout and on repeated plays through the song. You certainly put the most emotion you can into your vocal performance and I can't commend that highly enough.
@crouchie Takes a while to get going, great kick in once it all crashes in. Immediate thoughts of New Order at first, but then some very original sounds come in.
I can hear The Orb, Kraftwerk...
Plenty going on to keep interest. Did you set out with a see how it progresses kind of writing here? That's how it feels.
It might benefit from you revising at a later date and plucking out some bits, but there are definitely some great moments in this.
Thank you boss. They all start out as love songs but the divorce aspect excites the few writing bones I possess far more. Anger in Art. Love in Life. My mother-in-law enjoys this stuff. Time to find one that still drools over James Last and Perry Como. Cheers again.
Aww, shucks, thanks. Glad you picked the lyric out, with the song being about regretting the selling of your soul. I think I'll be editing the song at some point,to make it punchier and shorter.
Thank u. Agreed, might be one to revisit. Cheers
Ha
thanks. I have grown to like the sound of Autotune...though when it first became a thing I despised it. I guess similar how I hated jazz as a kid then somehow ended up loving it after trying it.
Thank YOU. And I do because last months chat about having some semblance of control stuck. Had to use it on those stops and starts. Sparingly of course. Thank the neighbours for allowing me to voice emotions with purpose. As I'm flanked by thoughtful, fluent Welsh speakers, I may scribe one for them in their native tongue as a thanks. They keep mumbling words over the fence after I've finished a shouting sesh. 'Fwcia bant you haliwr.' Sure it's complimentary.
My girlfriend is Welsh. She just told me it means 'Would you like some flowers?'
Ah thank you, and for the translation by your girlfriend. Now I can answer them with 'yes please, red roses..... and yes, I am a wanker.'