bluedad pop song, unabashedly so

[bluedad]

cheers Caleb, glad the song makes you want to smile!

alright annode, here's the rundown and thanks for taking the time.
Track 1 - acoustic guitar - Classic Reverb
Track 2 - acoustic guitar - Classic Reverb
Track 3 - 2nd vocals - Classic Reverb - Classic Chorus -
Classic EQ and Blockfish on the inserts
Track 4 - Guitar solo no other fx apart from running straight out of my J-Station
Track 5 - Reverse guitar bits - Classic Reverb
Track 6 - Lead vocal - Classic Reverb - Classic Chorus
Blockfish and Cubase internal eq (looks like I boosted the mid and highs)on inserts
Track 7 - Radio voice - Classic Chorus
mda Combo and Vinyl on inserts
Track 8 - Kompakt vst (cymbal ride during solo) - Classic Reverb
Track 9 - Four Front Bass module - Guitar Rig on insert
Track 10 - Mtron - Classic Reverb
Track 11 - dr008
kick - Classic Reverb
Baxxpander compressor on the insert
snare - Classic Reverb
Classic compressor on the insert
hihat - Classic delay

er, as you see, I do very little eqing.
edit: forgot to mention, all the audio tracks were recorded mono

[annode]

Sent you a PM.

[polyslax]

Wow! Lovely pop track bluedad, get a real XTC feel off this, which is really top marks for me. Would've enjoyed an extended outro with reverse guitar.

[donkey tugger]

Bump!

Must re-iterate (blimey!), this really is a great clever-but-simple pop song. Perfect for a hungover Saturday morning!

[liqih]

another beautiful song from you Gary!, thanks!

but why it reminds me George Harrison?, <wink>

[bluedad]

get a real XTC feel off this

Thanks! I did have them in mind when I wrote this. They use some of the coolest chords; the closest I could get was a m7th

blimey!

keep it handy mate, I'm sure there's another hangover in your future.

but why it reminds me George Harrison?

because, er, the guitar solo might be a direct copy? (but unintentional, no wait, it was completely intentional to go for the Harrison vibe) thanks my friend, glad you like it.