Always nice to see more people get involved with this site.
I agree with dennis that some vocs could be raised but then again it gives it a more real time live recording. Or Is that what you did? Was this actually done at a bar? If so then I say leave the vocs where their at but add in some odd noises of glasses and murmurring would be a nice touch. Reminded me of a band called "The Microphones." simular style. Over all still enjoyed it.
Solatcha!
I agree with dennis that some vocs could be raised but then again it gives it a more real time live recording. Or Is that what you did? Was this actually done at a bar? If so then I say leave the vocs where their at but add in some odd noises of glasses and murmurring would be a nice touch. Reminded me of a band called "The Microphones." simular style. Over all still enjoyed it.
Solatcha!
Denis wrote…
although you may have sung this after having a few pints of carlsberg special brew down at the ol' "Broken Hearts Bar"
May be you should have a few beers down ya before you do the song...it might bring you into tune.
Nice idea and nice voices in there but just not on the same level...listen to each other...find the strongest....listen to each other independently...anything, just get in tune.
cool idea for a song and welcome to the amp man!
lol...first thing i notice....the background kitchen sound....www.freesound.org eh? i used the same one a while back (in nothing i uploaded). awesome man!!
redo the vocals...this really reminds me of Joseph Arthur. if you havent heard of him check him out.
welcome to the amp and keep going!
lol...first thing i notice....the background kitchen sound....www.freesound.org eh? i used the same one a while back (in nothing i uploaded). awesome man!!
redo the vocals...this really reminds me of Joseph Arthur. if you havent heard of him check him out.
welcome to the amp and keep going!
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