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Hi folks,
This is my first post on KVR (woot!). This forum has been recommended as a good place to share music, which is why I'm here. If you're interested, check out this remix of 'Wild Ones' by Flo Rida and Sia Furler. I'm really not a fan of Mr Rida (!), but I love the vocal hook of the original so I couldn't resist having some fun with it. Good/garbage? Let me know what you think... http://soundcloud.com/skollob/wild-ones-furler-fat-remix ---- Signature blocked until 5 posts made |
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It's nice and calm and different from the original. It's kind of quiet, I'd suggest trying to self-master it a bit just to get some extra volume. Also, the really blatant wobble on the bass doesn't really fit that much, I'd maybe make it a bit more subtle (for example, buy using less cutoff modulation and more volume modulation). The vocal chops are cool. I'd put the drums a bit up more in the mix. ---- 17 year-old "musician." https://soundcloud.com/nine-of-kings Free albums are cool. http://nineofkings.bandcamp.com |
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^ Thanks for the feedback Nine - very useful comments, appreciated.
I kept the level on the low side to preserve some of the dynamics and not end up with a squished sausage (which would be painful); but you're dead right that it could probably do with loudening up a little. I'd EQ'd the drums quite heavily to avoid them collidng with the bass, but again I probably cut them too high - I'm mixing on headphones, so I tend to err on the side of caution when handling bass! Glad you like the vocal chops. They were a pain to slice and arrange, but I'm pleased with the result. Thanks again for listening. PS: just checked some of your tracks on SoundCloud. Nice work! And a good variety of styles. Like it. ---- Signature blocked until 5 posts made |
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| ^ | Joined: 17 Aug 2012 Member: #286258 Location: UK |
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