I just listened... I agree about maybe switching up the chorus chords, but I did like the rest of what I heard...
I really liked that really muffled, "radio" type of distorted hit that was at the ends of some of the phrases in the verses...for instance, there's one at :56
I agree that the solo could have started about 30 seconds earlier, too
How did you that that muffled, stuttering beat at the very end of the song?
Nice track!
dekky... down and out
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- KVRer
- 28 posts since 20 Nov, 2003
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 426 posts since 23 Apr, 2004 from the people's republic of popistan
it is simply a snarehit stretched 400 percent in acid with a slow attack (for a snarehit it is kinda slow)andrewh wrote: I really liked that really muffled, "radio" type of distorted hit that was at the ends of some of the phrases in the verses...for instance, there's one at :56
it is the sound of my longterm friend mr.roland ( cr-78 ) - no effects as far as i can remember - just me the box and the bloody programmer buttonandrewh wrote:How did you that that muffled, stuttering beat at the very end of the song?
i really dont know why i stick to that cube, because i sampled the singlesounds already.. hm sentimental me.
My Distortion is Analogue...
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- KVRAF
- 1644 posts since 18 Mar, 2004 from Lincoln, CA
Very nice! I like the way you croone. 
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- KVRAF
- 2565 posts since 30 Mar, 2004 from Phoenix AZ USA
Wow really nice song.
I like everything up to 3:30 .... then I am not sure what is happening.
There is a build up and anticipation for something big but it never seems to arrive and the song just ends with the delayed guitars.
I expected a more bombastic guitar solo.
Or I would shorten the build up to the guitar solo to reduce the anticipation.
I like everything up to 3:30 .... then I am not sure what is happening.
There is a build up and anticipation for something big but it never seems to arrive and the song just ends with the delayed guitars.
I expected a more bombastic guitar solo.
Or I would shorten the build up to the guitar solo to reduce the anticipation.
