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@uglyskratch thats awesome man. at least one person likes my shit! yeah i haven't played drums in about 5 years but I'm just now getting back to my love of drums. thank you thank you thank you
It's a mashup between lo-fi and Phil Spector's Wall Of Sound, all the levels are in the red
The languid vocal works well as a softer contrast to the harshness of the mix, and the melody is good. The track could maybe do with some more dynamics, just a bit of ebb and flow or room to breathe here and there, but then again this is a pretty unique sound (it reminds me a bit of the Jesus And Mary Chain combining harsh feedback with nice melodies back in the 80s).
The timing though was tighter last month
But it's good track, especially the vocal melody which is great.
Just finished this one with my old fellow Matthew Tyas to wish you all a happy new year full of creations!
https://soundcloud.com/kitusai/walk-with-the-birds-above-kitusai-mtyas
Beautiful guitar, and I like the electronic percussion as well. The vocal is cool, I like the distortion on the voice, and the overall delivery, it's got some growl to go with the profane lyrics.
The arpeggiated guitar is the star of the show for me though, it's really gorgeous.
@richardyot a new beautiful and charming sad pop song. The production is a bit too blur I find. Melody and voices are top. Do you make several voices rerecording ?
@Yourjunk I like very much the main themes and I don’t know why I was expecting the Coltrane’s sax.
@Slava good dance music, sheep are moving their butts here! I agree with Richardyot that outside a dance floor it’s a little too long.
@uglyskratch very well done with good breaks. Voices samples are funny even at the end.
@shiftsynth1 I definitely like this dreamy sounds
@trackedout the most original rock song of the month for sure. I don’t know what you are talking about but the happy noisy saturated sounds and erratic beat are a real feast for my ears. The Richardyot voice seems completely out of this musical atmosphere which add strangeness. Are you really posting those musics from planet earth? :-)
Push it further this way!
I usually record 10-12 takes of the vocals and then choose the best ones for each verse ad chorus. I used to do comping (chopping every phrase and selecting the best bits from several takes) but now I can sing a little better I don't find the need to go quite that far.
Recording and mixing the vocals though is by far the most time-consuming part of any track though.
Wow! A lot of work!
It would be a lot less work if I was a better singer
So we are late to the party this month. The plan for this month was going to be an ambient synth laden prog rock epic but man flu in December followed by over indulgence over the festivities put pay to that. Instead we present a bluesy, swingy bar room bash. Lots of new music making toys for Xmas some of which have been used on this track.
I like the piano bar atmosphere. JJ Cale had some swinging beats like that. Well done U2! (hey the ending is very abrupt isn't it?)
Thanks for the feedback. I was going to reprise the chorus at the end after the lead break but changed my mind and ended up doing nothing. I have edited it now to do a proper fade out at the end.
hahaa !! great stuff .. the vibrato vocal'd pinky and perky at the end is killer
musically not my thang but id love to see a video with separate camera views showing you playing all the individual parts especially the drums
sorry if ive missed anybody threads got kinda confusing... would be better all entries listed together on first page
Mononoke, Perforator, EG Pulse & MV08, Ruismaker Noir, Neo Soul-Electric Keys, Basealicious, Impulsation and a little Aparillo.
Hey everyone, I haven’t had a chance to listen to the latest ones but definitely should consider throwing these new songs into the compilation for Australia being organized by @iOSTRAKON.
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/36565/australia-benefit-compilation-accepting-submissions#latest
Definitely @YourJunk / if anyone has any questions, I posted the guidelines in the thread he provided. If I didn’t, please don’t hesitate to ask
Love the vibe in the beginning and once the fist chorus comes. For some reason it takes a while for the song to settle. The lyrics are kind of spooky.
Are the effects all reverb tails or a dedicated shimmer effect ( which are reverb(s) )?
The guitar is great! The ride greats a little overwhelming. The vocals get over effected/produced - to the point of being incomprehensible. Nice hurkey-jurkey journey though.
Resonant body! Reminds me of guitar harmonics.
Is there Star Wars in there? I like the grooves and the piano. It needs just a touch of aviation in the patterns. Just a touch. Like altering the loop notes in a couple of places a couple of times. Not too much just enough to surprise. (Working on that myself)
Reminds me of Pogo, and all the Portisehead like beats I loved in the nineties.
I’m surprised by how melodic this industrial track is. I’ve listened to plenty and this is on the nicer side of that genre, even with the flourish if noise towards the end. Super!
Thanks! I don't think I used a shimmer, but the vocal sample at the start is mangled in Egoist, then pumped through some delay and reverb, which might be what you're hearing.
Sorry for the late review, it's been a crazy week here.
I always look forward to your submissions, the two of you have some of the best songwriting craft I'ver heard here
This is a nice and sleazy entry, and the mood of the arrangement conveys that perfectly, with the slightly loose sounding piano and guitars that seem to match the lyrics beautifully.
The song definitely bears repeated listens as the melody really grew on me after the second listen, and my overall impression of the track is very good.
Good to hear Mononoke put to use in a different context, and the addition of Neo-Soul gives this one a nice jazzy feel. I like the pads in the background in particular, and all the sound choices are good. My only crit is that the melody played on the keys sounds a bit formless (it sounds algorithmic rather than human), so the track drifts a bit because there are no melodic cadences, or tension and release etc. The rhythm of the melody is also a bit too uniform.
It is algorithmic. It's a leftover of me having only worked on the phone in the past, and trying to wrangle the algo's to be more than human, or at least be more curated. So the inevitable happens, my jams which I use to work out instruments and sounds, the algos stick around into the track.
Working on my humanness this year. Just in time for the machines to take over 😑
@trackedout:
A bit too out there for my taste but keep on rocking on.
@Kitusai:
Definitely grew on me as I listened. It seemed to tighten up nicely in the second half. Only thing I could see is reducing the processing on the vocals just a tad, but that’s mostly personal preference. Smokey cowboy time got me nodding along though.
@orchardman:
Sounds like I’m sitting in some grimey pub in the southwest watching a vixen sing with her band who also help her with bank robberies. I dig it. Only critique is that the vocals seem a little unbalanced with the instrumentals.
@audiblevideo:
Neat jam you got there. Again, a little too abstract for my taste but fun.
No Star Wars, just samples from the one song and then drums and FX from the PO-33. Yeah I’m trying to figure out the best way to get some variation as that’s the most common feedback I’m getting.
Sorry but I seem to be late with everything this month. Only now getting the chance to have a listen to this months tunes;
@richardyot love the way you build the atmosphere in the intro and it has a strong chorus both lyrically and musically. Although the the production is great I thought it was a bit busy in places with the vocals competing with the accompaniment especially in the first verse. Overall though another good song.
@YourJunk I enjoyed the first couple of minutes and the way you chopped and mangled the samples. It did however get a bit repetitive after a while and needed to go somewhere different to retain interest.
@Slava not really my sort of music but the good overall production with a nice beat and some great industrial synth sounds.
@uglyskratch I’m way too old to understand sampling but this is really clever. Usually this would not be my sort of thing at all but I actually enjoyed it a lot.
@shiftsynth that was short and sweet. More of an introduction than a completed piece.
@trackedout you definitely have your own unique sense of rhythm. Great intro and verse, love the guitar riff and your vocals are much stronger now you have got them higher in the mix. Not sure the middle section worked just a bit too chaotic for me.
@Kitusai another clever quirky number from you. Great production and I loved the lead guitar playing. My only criticism is that the acoustic guitar loop was getting a bit repetitive by the end.
@audiblevideo nice atmospheric piece but it was a bit one paced and was getting a bit repetitive by the end. Loved the jazzy feel of the electric piano sound and I wanted to here more of it.