tnx for listening guys, and Jupiler, i cheated very very much, since i am a very very bad singer :p
Denis, as always i am a bit shy with mixing my voice, point taken. I did use the standard pitch corrector as an insert, but most of the work i did in the wave editor and is called 'Vari Audio', its an amazing piece ! i found some info here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSFEyB0hhao]
and Mr. Battlecat.., tnx so much, soul is all i got
and I still love that strat which i played this part with, in one take after some practice, all on one day,
so its far from perfect, but it seems to work...
i did a little rework with some more 'Cher' effect in the vox and different harmonies somewhere:
I want to redo the guitar, maybe add a little thingie, might upload it again then.
Max
Denis, as always i am a bit shy with mixing my voice, point taken. I did use the standard pitch corrector as an insert, but most of the work i did in the wave editor and is called 'Vari Audio', its an amazing piece ! i found some info here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSFEyB0hhao]
and Mr. Battlecat.., tnx so much, soul is all i got
and I still love that strat which i played this part with, in one take after some practice, all on one day,
so its far from perfect, but it seems to work...
i did a little rework with some more 'Cher' effect in the vox and different harmonies somewhere:
I want to redo the guitar, maybe add a little thingie, might upload it again then.
Max
Unluckily I never liked neither L. Cohen nor this song. But somehow you hauled out the song from its gloomy mood . I´m visualizing a milk bar in the 50s when I listen to. 
Yes, in some parts one can hear the pitch shifts. But one has to listen concentrated, focused. How about a new artist name : CherdB?
For a non-singer you delivered a nice job here, especially on the vox harmonies / layers. And you did a good mixing job overall the song.
Perhaps a lil git solo would have been nice in the middle of the song.................. let ya beauties sing
U.L.I.
Yes, in some parts one can hear the pitch shifts. But one has to listen concentrated, focused. How about a new artist name : CherdB?
For a non-singer you delivered a nice job here, especially on the vox harmonies / layers. And you did a good mixing job overall the song.
Perhaps a lil git solo would have been nice in the middle of the song.................. let ya beauties sing
U.L.I.
Have to agree -- you have an "oh well, I'm going to have a good time anyway" feel to your voice, with soul woven in, that lifts this song compared to L. Cohen's stark original. I enjoy both. And I also hear a 50s touch. While you say you cheated a lot, I'm glad the pitch corrector exists, otherwise you wouldn't let us enjoy your voice!
Heh - good ol Leonard Cohen! I recently watched a compilation of his 2011 live tour - amazing atmosphere from that ol' jew!
And nice background singers too... hehhee
Well, as for your version - neat that you did it, and it doesn't matter much at all that you don't have a golden voice. Coz being a crappy singer with the right intent makes it worth all the while.
I really enjoy your version!
And nice background singers too... hehhee
Well, as for your version - neat that you did it, and it doesn't matter much at all that you don't have a golden voice. Coz being a crappy singer with the right intent makes it worth all the while.
I really enjoy your version!
Happy birthday first
I liked this version as well as somebody said above - neat harmonies Excellent idea.
I think that with some practicing to push the notes and your voice on the chorus it will come out even better.
The version of this song, I best like is done by a female singer - her first name is Kate and can't remember the family - I might have watched here somewhere online?
I think the song is much better suited to a female voice. Sounded better than the original.
I liked this version as well as somebody said above - neat harmonies
Excellent idea.I think that with some practicing to push the notes and your voice on the chorus it will come out even better.
The version of this song, I best like is done by a female singer - her first name is Kate and can't remember the family - I might have watched here somewhere online?
I think the song is much better suited to a female voice. Sounded better than the original.
ULI wrote…
Unluckily I never liked neither L. Cohen nor this song. But somehow you hauled out the song from its gloomy mood . I´m visualizing a milk bar in the 50s when I listen to.
Yes, in some parts one can hear the pitch shifts. But one has to listen concentrated, focused. How about a new artist name : CherdB?
For a non-singer you delivered a nice job here, especially on the vox harmonies / layers. And you did a good mixing job overall the song.
Perhaps a lil git solo would have been nice in the middle of the song.................. let ya beauties sing
U.L.I.
lol ULI, I never was fond of the song either, Jeff Buckley's version was the first I heard, I just heard the dutch version from Jan Rot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aqRo1Jh01s
and started to like it more, then I just started without thinking why
tnx for comps on vox, I just ain't too proud on it this way (heavily pitch-corrected)
Great idea to do a solo, I am workin on that, but its hard for me with all those chords :p
CdeT wrote…
Have to agree -- you have an "oh well, I'm going to have a good time anyway" feel to your voice, with soul woven in, that lifts this song compared to L. Cohen's stark original. I enjoy both. And I also hear a 50s touch. While you say you cheated a lot, I'm glad the pitch corrector exists, otherwise you wouldn't let us enjoy your voice!
CdeT ty for your positive words, and I did have a good time yes
I dont see the 50's link, (nore a milk bar ULI) I never listened much to it i guess, only thing I can think of is Louis Armstrong: St. James Infirmary or is that 40's ?
Am curious though..
Cher dB
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