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how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by feaker66 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 9:29 am

When daughters leave the nest a feeling of helplessness hits hard. Dsus2 used throughout the chorus

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You’re goin away


A D A D
You’ve been such a bright shining light…. You’ve always warmed my heart
A D E
I knew you were special from the start… I’ve been dreading this day we have to apart


A Dsus2 A D A Dsus2
Yur goin away so far away yur goin away

G D A D
It’s gonna be a very sad day.. I’m gonna miss you girl..I’m gonna miss you girl



Yur finally out there on your own… mistakes yur gonna have to own A D A D

A D E
Don’t feel bad if you don’t phone home cuz that just tells me Yur not feelin alone


A D A D A D
Yur goin away so far away yur goin away

I’m kinda glad you don’t wanna stay..but I’ll miss ya girl G D A D


C#m D C#m D
Baby breath little steps and playgrounds tiny pedals tricycle was all brand new (bridge)

C#m D E
Middle school.. friends crewl.. finally graduation.. the whole world’s waitn for you


A D A D A D
Yur goin away so far away yur goin away
G D A D
I know I can’t ask you to stay..I’m gonna miss you girl..I’m gonna miss you girl
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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by feaker66 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 1:24 pm

crashgates wrote:
Sun Oct 29, 2023 1:11 pm
wow the best I heard from you paul

well done with that falsetto too

barely even noticed it

you should consider doing a cover of bohemian rhapsody next

be a good test to see how high you can take it

Hi Crash. I sang all the high harmonies in our band..Didn't solo many. I did the "smokin in the boys room" type songs tho.

I have a hole cut in my studio chair with a gadget that automatically gives my balls two twists on any notes higher than E.

As far as the track, it's easy to write from a personal experience. Thanks for the chat
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Post by funsongs » Sun Oct 29, 2023 2:39 pm

Good song, Paul.
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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by myk247365 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 3:09 pm

Good song. I don't mind your falsetto, but I'm not sure this vocal is usable.

On the lyrics, rather than just stating "middle school" describe it " you had a little trouble in school, kids can be so cruel, but you made it through, walking with your head held high...."

I'm not a fan of hard panning, so I'd suggest intertwining the guitars differently.

that's my $0.02

hope this helps,

Michael

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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by feaker66 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 4:13 pm

crashgates wrote:
Sun Oct 29, 2023 1:29 pm
feaker66 wrote:
Sun Oct 29, 2023 1:24 pm

I have a hole cut in my studio chair with a gadget that automatically gives my balls two twists
Didn't you say you had them surgically removed, or no sorry maybe I'm thinking of someone else who cut his own balls off

anyway it doesn't matter how you get your falsetto, As your fully aware, its all about how you use it in the song

and I think you did a good job with it in your track, I really think try doing a Bee Gee's cover, These guys where by far one of the best users of falsetto, even I'm starting to think I'd better start working on mine
Listening to these guys in action, I hear it does give the song some extra sputnik planitia spunk


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As a spoof, our band did a Bee Gee's song called "stayin alive" except we made up our own lyrics and called it "barely alive" ha ha I can sing the high E and sing along with the heart song Crazy on you" It's really no big deal if I can't talk for a few days after. My wife enjoys the solitude.
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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by feaker66 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 4:18 pm

funsongs wrote:
Sun Oct 29, 2023 2:39 pm
Good song, Paul.
Hey Peter I think of you often. We go back a very long time. It is a little more difficult at this advanced age to make songs, but I'm not giving up yet. I sing at the senior's center. They appreciate the music. Hell I could play chopsticks and they would be happy. BTW i can't do multiple quote replies.
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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by feaker66 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 4:24 pm

myk247365 wrote:
Sun Oct 29, 2023 3:09 pm
Good song. I don't mind your falsetto, but I'm not sure this vocal is usable.

On the lyrics, rather than just stating "middle school" describe it " you had a little trouble in school, kids can be so cruel, but you made it through, walking with your head held high...."

I'm not a fan of hard panning, so I'd suggest intertwining the guitars differently.

that's my $0.02

hope this helps,

Michael
Hi Michael. I didn't want the bridge too long in fact that rushed area with only "kids cruel" is way too rushed. I'm thinking of changing up that area.
You have a good ear for panning. I am a bumbler and have not been schooled on mixing. I will do some homework on guitar panning. I do everything except the drums
Thanks for taking the time and nice meeting you.
Paul
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Re: how's my falsetto ? :)

Post by myk247365 » Wed Nov 15, 2023 5:49 pm

yes, I agree, the industry seems to want to get to the point so fast ya might miss it... :D

on the guitars, try panning the guitar a bit to one side and send the delay or reverb to the other side at the same pan level, that might help balance things. And if you ever want a live drum track. Just let me know.

cheers,

Michael

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