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Wopelka wrote some nice lyrics that made me wrote this song:
This is the first time i play the electric guitare. I bought it 4 days ago ! I used the new voxengo Voxformer on the vocal and on the acoustic guitare. Comments, feedbacks are welcome.... P.S: i've made a mistake and i deleted the voice and electric guitare wave files !!! Wopelka wrote: Ta photo toute gondolée Dans son cadre un peu usé A perdu bien des couleurs Et brouillé le jeu des corps Même le feu de ton ardeur A fondu dans le décors Mais tu habites mes rêves Tu y fais mon bonheur Et le matin si je me lève C’est mon erreur Tes écrits sur parchemin Tes mots bleus et tes dessins Ton journal s’est envolé Dans les cieux de ton départ Même tes vers auréolés Ont baissé leurs étendards Mais tu habites mes rêves Tu y fais mon bonheur Et le matin quand je me lève J’ai froid au cœur Ton chéri n’est plus le même Il est seul et grave et blême Il veut vivre loin des choses Ne penser qu’à l’infini Même le jeu des premières causes Le maintient à fleur d’ennui Mais tu habites mes rêves Tu y fais mon bonheur Et le matin mordant mes lèvres Enfin je pleure |
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There's quite the beautiful sound in that electric guitar I must say, but somehow in my ears it seems to not fit with the accoustic somehow. I cannot seem to put my finger on what sounds not right though. You could still record some backing vocals one octave up Hmmmm, anyhow I could totally be off here too Means that I like the track though, and want to hear more |
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Wow! wonderful! This is quite JOUISSIF hearing your words sung by someone talented who knows... i love what you did hear. i love the style. i love the arrangement, the sounds (what did you use for the drums, that's quite realistic !). For improving purposes, you might want to give a more realist feel to the clarinet (attack and release are too harsh maybe?). besides, the clarinet would benefit from a touch of reverb, i guess. the electric guitar is just fine for me, don't take it out! i think the strange feel noticed by Mystahr might be due to some too off beat playing? i'm not sure. maybe a different EQ setting might give to the guitar more punch and brightness? the singing is perfect, nothing in this department i could ask for. thanks your for making a so good use of my humble words. i leave you now, i have to get back to my blank page hoping to write your next hit cheers |
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WOW - that's a keeper your music is always sooo french Xavier - it sounds beautyful and cute and easy and at the same time deeply melancholic - I haven't got a clue how you do this ---- 'I don't know what makes XT2 sound at least 15% better than XT1, but it simply does.' - DJT http://www.myspace.com/rustymagicmusic |
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after the second listening I'm sure that you need
audio-loop-recording within Tracktion as badly as I do there is a timing problem with the electric guitar ---- 'I don't know what makes XT2 sound at least 15% better than XT1, but it simply does.' - DJT http://www.myspace.com/rustymagicmusic |
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Mystar, thanks a lot for your interesting feedback and suggestion. You're always the first to post feedback on every thread in the café ! Wopelka, I'm glad you like it Drums : ns_kit7 I know about the clarinet... There is a release unatural sound... I'll have a look... Off beat playing ? When ? Anyway, i'll have to record it again this WE as well as the voice.. I've deleted them... jens thanks for the very nice compliments (of the 1st message) I really try to keep my song easy... Can you tell me where the electric guitare has some problem so that i understand... |
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I mean primarily the timing of the 'funky'-part (that start's at about 0.50)- it's not that bad actually but I think I hear that some strokes are too late and
the first stroke of the e-guitar (at .031 is a bit too late as well) (might of course be the case that only my ears is too early by the way: the vocal sound is superb - apart from Voxformer, what did you use? What mic, preamp etc.? ---- 'I don't know what makes XT2 sound at least 15% better than XT1, but it simply does.' - DJT http://www.myspace.com/rustymagicmusic |
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Yes, I'll echo Bluedad - great character as always, which, for me covers up any imperfections. Cool live feel here. I'm crying into my Ricard as I type |
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Jens Thanks for the details.. I wondered if it was the main electric guitare rythm that sounds out of beat or just from time to time... Thanks...
Vocal : Studio project preamp & mic : VTB1+C1. Bluedad and Miro thanks a lot... I'm really glad you liked it... Miro, enjoy your Ricard DonkeyT, if you read that, as this is my first electric guitare recording, i'd really like to know what you think about the sound... And about the drums... Any advice ? thanks... |
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Ixox wrote: Miro, enjoy your Ricard
If you have any good Ricard cocktails, I could do with some variation...I used to work in a bar in vieux Lyon, but I've forgotten all my pastis specials |
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Miro wrote: Ixox wrote: Miro, enjoy your Ricard
If you have any good Ricard cocktails, I could do with some variation...I used to work in a bar in vieux Lyon, but I've forgotten all my pastis specials Ricard coktail ??? I know one : 1/3 ricard 2/3 very cold water ! |
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Ixox wrote: Ricard coktail ???
I know one : 1/3 ricard 2/3 very cold water ! I thought that was 9/10 ricard 1/10 very cold water So THATS where I've been going wrong! |
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You wanted my opinion; the lyrics are shite! Didn't understand a word of em! Like the overall sound, nice and clear. A few things I noticed though. Drums, some bits sound a little bit out of time to me, probably need just a few snare hits nudging about here and there, generally got a nice sound to em. I like the programming, but I'd have gone for a more 'straight' beat in the chorus to differentiate it a bit more, and err, pump up the volume of them a bit more too. Also the ride cymbal could do with being panned to the other side than the hi-hats (unless you would be one of those weird nutters who plays with it in the crash cymbals place Bass- fine, but not loud enough, I'd make it a bit busier in the choruses along with hte drums, perhaps go to 8th notes?! Electric guitar - cool, is that the Behringer vamp thingy you were going to buy? Acoustic guitar - Has got a very DI sound, you might be better miking it up as well, and mixing the signals together. Flute seems a tad loud to me too. Any apart from all the tecchie bollocks, nice song! |
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donkey tugger wrote: You wanted my opinion; the lyrics are shite! Didn't understand a word of em!
Like the overall sound, nice and clear. A few things I noticed though. Drums, some bits sound a little bit out of time to me, probably need just a few snare hits nudging about here and there, generally got a nice sound to em. I like the programming, but I'd have gone for a more 'straight' beat in the chorus to differentiate it a bit more, and err, pump up the volume of them a bit more too. Also the ride cymbal could do with being panned to the other side than the hi-hats (unless you would be one of those weird nutters who plays with it in the crash cymbals place Bass- fine, but not loud enough, I'd make it a bit busier in the choruses along with hte drums, perhaps go to 8th notes?! Electric guitar - cool, is that the Behringer vamp thingy you were going to buy? Acoustic guitar - Has got a very DI sound, you might be better miking it up as well, and mixing the signals together. Flute seems a tad loud to me too. Any apart from all the tecchie bollocks, nice song! Thanks a lot donkey for the feedbacks... Good ideas about drums and bass... Yes electric guitare through V-amp 2. I tried to mik my acoustic and the sound was awfull !! I'll try to merge DI and mic. The clarinet is softer in my last version... Thanks again.. |
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