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@marliess thank you so much for the feedback. Haven't sung in years, but posts like this make me feel I should focus my efforts there for a time.
Thank you for such a detailed response. Very kind. Done a stellar job stitching all of those patterns/fills together and it does sound completely authentic. Good one. Yep, those drums in Cubasis have powerful skins indeed. I haven't delved into the audio side of the drums too much as I can't seem to move on from the excellent MIDI AM Sig kits and patterns. Hooked me from day one. Cheers again for all the info and of course, your tune.
My belated comments
(I've tried to be constructive throughout)
@trackedout:
Pretty mad stuff, but not without charm. A certain crazed rockabilly vibe to these ears. Peters out
when it starts to get going.
@Derek Buddemeyer:
A well constructed song with pretty darn good production (drums are a bit 'strong ' in parts) - I
like the double bass (?) part, in particular and there's some good guitar solo stuff. Overall, a
bit 'epic' for my tastes, but well done nonetheless.
@studs1966:
Bit of distortion on the opening chords, which is a bit of a distraction, then the 4 on the floor
comes in a tad abruptly (relative to the intro chords tempo) I'm not wild about the samples (too
loud / up front), but the backing track chugs along very well, with some interesting / unusual
chord changes (which are bordering on the atonal, to these lugs).
@orchardman:
Not really sure what to say about this one, just to say I'm glad the whole ruddy Xmas thing is over !
@Thomas:
Nice, clean production. The track develops well, with interesting drums / percussives, but perhaps
some melodic top lines would add to the track (?)
@Jeff Chasteen:
Swamp guitar galore and pounding drums and bass. Mix is a bit unbalanced (drums are a bit quiet)
As tagged, it certainly is psychedelic, especially the idea of the 'reprise'.
@Halftone
Great sounding drum and bass parts, with some nice minor chord instrumentation, the 'chinese
instruments'(?) are pretty nice, as is the vox sample, but the geoshred solo-ing not so much (to
these ears) and goes on a bit too long - the track drags a bit towards the end, as it remains
static tonally.
@theconnactic:
An unusual mix of styles, indeed - shows imagination. The guitar sound is a tad too dry for my
taste. In fact, I'd say the whole track sounds like a vehicle for the guitar solos than a
composition in itself. The solo bass part is great and the funky rhythm guitar is pretty much
there. Peters out a bit at the end.
@technemedia:
Best of the bunch for me this one, very psychedelic treatment and a finely crafted song. The mix is
a bit bass-light / murky. The voice is strong, but perhaps a bit too much reverb ? The timing
wanders a bit with some of the guitars, but nothing too drastic.
@raindro:
An 'odd' drum pattern which actually works pretty well. Vocals are a bit indistinct and the track
seems to run out of steam towards the end.
@marliess
Vocals are
Pretty well put together, can't figure out how 'serious' the track is intended to be
a bit loud relative to the backing, bass could be louder / more prominent in the mix.
@JohnnyGoodyear:
I like the electro-beat 'spine' to the track, the vox processing is a tad distracting (a bit of
distortion too ?), the sample stutter works pretty well. I'd like to hear the track extended
further, as it sounds more like a sketch, as it is.
@Gaia.Tree:
A bit too 'oblique' for me. Some nice textures though.
@richardyot:
A melancholic theme seems to be an integral part of your songwriting, I like this one.The chorus
works very well - probably your best vox performance yet.The drums are pretty much all over the
place (in parts), but the other (more restrained) instrumentation works well. Odd click @ 3:50 ?
@fauxen
Pretty, but somewhat undeveloped, bit like an overly quick (for my sensibilities) ambient generative piece. Some delay / verb treatments would add some embellishment, as would some low swells (?)
Hopefully I've not missed anyone / attached the wrong artist to the song !
Cool
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Hey guys.
Just listening to this December playlist on a frosty English morning and I'm inspired! There's some really nice work here (must check out other months!)
I like them all in different ways, but one track in particular I have a question about:
'Looking back' by artist Bristolmanor.
(tried finding the specific entry in this thread by using 'find in page' (chrome browser)) but couldn't find it so.. this is for @bristolmanor
@SkillipEvolver Bristol Manor posts here as @Halftone
You can see what he said about his track here:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/293217/#Comment_293217
@richardyot thanks bud. I'm away there now.
oh hi... yeah you can read more about it at that link... it's a Chinese instrument in GB called ERTU