I know its been a while, but I whipped this up in a couple of days, and wanted to share. Something short and sweet

http://breathehope.com/audio/spite.mp3 / 4.8 M.

Just to add, I am also maybe looking to collab on something kinda acoustic-ish.

Cheers.
Danielle.

This is very pretty.

What mike do you sing through?

lovely as always danielle.

clever percussion, simple instrumentation and lovely vocal

steve.

Lovely. Is this what it's like to have restraint & class?
From now on I think space girls should always sing with glitchy typewriters!

The stereo field placement is just perfect.

Cad XL 2200

OMG, it does sound like a typewriter! lol. I made these silly beats from a random file of some guys camping trip, and he was intentionly hitting woods and doors and stuff. It was at the free sound project. Bassically it was a field recording. I recommend this site if you guys don't know about it. I also have made some recordings, there, just look for breathehope. And take take take.

http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/whatIsFreesound.php

EDIT: actually after looking, its not from there. O_O I can't remember where >.<

can you tell im happy to see you back, and to hear that voice
as always beuty in lofi
a dream

Beautiful job...I love the simplicity of it.

looking forward to more.

As your other work there is this warm and innocent touch around it.

One thing I do want to note is how to my ears it seems the instrumentation compared to your voice sounds too full and slightly too powerful, where the voice within the mix sounds a little shrill. Perhaps some drastic eq'cutting on the instruments especially round 1500-4000 (not all of it offcourse, but just a few cuts) to thin the instrumentation out. I think it will balance out the track better. Just my thoughts though and I could be way off

Another CAD mic fan!! I've an M-177 and an M-37 (that one is broken, CAD sent me M-177 as a replacement).

Nice track, again. Thanks for the reference to the freesound project. I had completey forgotten about it.

-Scott

I still don't know anything about the technical side of mixing, but I try my best with meh ear :/ Maybe its because sometimes, I prefer my instrumentals over voice that I do this. I am so shy. u_u. I wish I was more confident in my singing.

I hear you and perhaps I should have taken that in account as well; but I can tell you that you have one heck of a voice, just keep using it and the confidence will grow

I have to comment here.
I am the most over-critical about people's singing & completely aside from the fact that I like the way that you sing, the style, etc. I have to say there's nothing I'd criticize about your singing. And believe me when I say I'm always more than willing to try to point out flaws that so many people miss - warbly vibrato, imprecise slurring into notes, flat pitch, affected voices that the singer can't really point off, singing through the nose (oftentimes the result of coming from a country/western background), holding phrases too long & clipping the end of a lyric, etc.

You do none of these which is itself a miracle. You're singing is great & I hope you can get over your shyness.

I can recommend doing what I do: sings weird things at complete strangers on the street for no reason... you don't have to sing a whole song, just stand around and sing really loud once in a while until it just doesn't matter that anyone's watching

Oh by the way I just came by to bump this

!!!!! Wow *blush* prints and posts on wall by computer.

You've got a beautiful voice - really nice kinda fragile quality to it - phrasing's excellent - especially on the 'darling'.
I agree with the comment about the equing on the mix though to focus atention even more on your beautiful voice.
This one's a keeper.
think i'm going to spend more time in the cafe