[Bubblegum pop] Cos I Like U

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I like it too :D

Cheerful and uplifting, nicely put together and an enjoyable listen as well! Bubblegum pop is usually not my cup of tea, but I think you've done a very great job with this - it feels very pro and polished. Thanks for sharing.

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Nice, really nice.
TheStart is Amazing the voice should not be so Lo-Fi ed.
The Scratch is verry good, but I would not mute the other voices while the Voice Part at 0:15.
But neverless realy good :D
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i all have to say, I LOVE THIS TUNE :D
very good production, nice voices , i'd love to have this girl in one of my tunes, very fresh. you did it jeez!!!
sailorboy

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Good stuff. :D It's very hooky, and the production is terrific. I love the stops and starts... I swear I hear you adding and dropping beats during the breaks, though you might just be faking it... whatever you're doing, it sounds surprising and fun.

The lyrics are a bit simple/repetitive for my tastes, but then again I don't think I'm the target audience for bubblegum pop. ;)

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I've mentioned this already, but somehow I feel a need to express myself again:

I REALLY LIKE THIS ONE!!! (sorry for shouting)

:love: :love: :love:

(maybe I'm into bubblegum pop after all)

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Very cool... The changes are a little stilted in places but in general you pull it off very well 8)

Production is extremely good, although I'm not that keen on the snare sound - too harsh for the busy breakbeatish stuff you're doing with it alongside the vocals... On the whole excellent work. :D
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Jeez wrote:Check it out:
Really like it ... production great. Song: interesting (for a while).

critique: ... needs more verses or at least a multline chorus. The one line chorus gets tiresome after 50 repeats. The only effect I could live without is the heavy vocal decimation (the lighter ones are cool - the heavy one seems like its trying too hard).


Eric

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Wow thanks for listening! I was thinking I wouldn't get much of a response here, this forum's not big on "commercial" music styles. :D

Forever,




Kim.

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sailorboy wrote:i all have to say, I LOVE THIS TUNE :D
very good production, nice voices , i'd love to have this girl in one of my tunes, very fresh. you did it jeez!!!
The singer is my 16yo sister, and vocal performance is terrible! :lol:

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Kim.

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garret wrote:I swear I hear you adding and dropping beats during the breaks, though you might just be faking it... whatever you're doing, it sounds surprising and fun.
What do you mean? :?

garret wrote:The lyrics are a bit simple/repetitive for my tastes, but then again I don't think I'm the target audience for bubblegum pop. ;)
The singer (my sister) wrote most of the lyrics. I agree - simple is an understatement. :hihi:

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Kim.
Last edited by Kim Lajoie on Thu Oct 28, 2004 12:05 am, edited 1 time in total.

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ebinary wrote:
Jeez wrote:Check it out:
Really like it ... production great. Song: interesting (for a while).

critique: ... needs more verses or at least a multline chorus. The one line chorus gets tiresome after 50 repeats.


Yeah, I know. The song is built from a session of my sister and I just fooling about, so I had limited material to work with... and I couldn't be bothered busting out the resynthesis. :D

ebinary wrote:The only effect I could live without is the heavy vocal decimation (the lighter ones are cool - the heavy one seems like its trying too hard).
When in the song are you talking about?

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Kim.

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[quote="Jeez
When in the song are you talking about?
Kim.[/quote]

2:26, and maybe one other spot: Ala - The Matrix

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I hear a southern accent in there.......

Good music......Good stuff I just made a post in here too. I got a questiion....what effect are you using on the vocals to get that "robot" sound fast repetitive sound....like trent reznor used in Starf&*()ers

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how come your sister gets such a bad rap? finally, an honest vocal.. seemed kinda intentional, eg. going straight to "the way you smell" and all. don't you like her?

delightful. the lead seemed a bit muffled, and the one resonant bass note i think combined to give me a muffly impression, but i'm being picky, and i mix all top anyway.
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