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Feedback on work tape
Hi Folks,
After your valuable feedback, I’ve been playing around with different mixing & mastering scenarios.
Feedback on anything to make this song a better one would be more than welcome.
https://soundcloud.com/rsbvnt/i-brought-a-rose
Best regards,
RSB
After your valuable feedback, I’ve been playing around with different mixing & mastering scenarios.
Feedback on anything to make this song a better one would be more than welcome.
https://soundcloud.com/rsbvnt/i-brought-a-rose
Best regards,
RSB
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Here are the lyrics. What genre should I classify this song into?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
I Brought A Rose
Verse
I am standing at her door,
Grey hair, lines, winkles in my eyes
After all those years, I am back here
For the last time
Verse
Scenes from our past,
Come in black and white
And seem so real, all I can hear
Is the whisper of a past life
PreChorus
Back to brighter days there were laughters, the sun on blues,
Vows and dreams were so true
Verse
I brought a rose
That grew in our haven
A red rose to braid her hair
Verse
Her porch is full of leaves,
No one comes to clean it anymore
I call her name, there’s no reply
In deeper silence
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
I Brought A Rose
Verse
I am standing at her door,
Grey hair, lines, winkles in my eyes
After all those years, I am back here
For the last time
Verse
Scenes from our past,
Come in black and white
And seem so real, all I can hear
Is the whisper of a past life
PreChorus
Back to brighter days there were laughters, the sun on blues,
Vows and dreams were so true
Verse
I brought a rose
That grew in our haven
A red rose to braid her hair
Verse
Her porch is full of leaves,
No one comes to clean it anymore
I call her name, there’s no reply
In deeper silence
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Re: Feedback on work tape
You should title this song...
"I Dropped a Rose"
"I Dropped a Rose"
Bad art can make you laugh
Good art can make you think
Great art can destroy you
- Me
(Did he just quote himself?? Yes! Yes I did!)
Good art can make you think
Great art can destroy you
- Me
(Did he just quote himself?? Yes! Yes I did!)
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Hi Roger. Thanks for posting your song. I'm about to do the same with one of mine and it's always a rough go..
I'll go with my first gut reaction on your song. If it was mine I'd keep it acoustic centered with no drums, maybe some light shaker and possibly tambourine on 2 and 4 in the chorus. Your song kind of reminds me of 60's folk/singer-songwriter which could be really cool for some Taxi listings. Just my opinion! Best, John
I'll go with my first gut reaction on your song. If it was mine I'd keep it acoustic centered with no drums, maybe some light shaker and possibly tambourine on 2 and 4 in the chorus. Your song kind of reminds me of 60's folk/singer-songwriter which could be really cool for some Taxi listings. Just my opinion! Best, John
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Patrick wrote:You should title this song...
"I Dropped a Rose"
Hey Patrick,
Thanks for the suggestion. Just let me know of any other advice.
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Hi John,JohnnyP wrote:Hi Roger. Thanks for posting your song. I'm about to do the same with one of mine and it's always a rough go..
I'll go with my first gut reaction on your song. If it was mine I'd keep it acoustic centered with no drums, maybe some light shaker and possibly tambourine on 2 and 4 in the chorus. Your song kind of reminds me of 60's folk/singer-songwriter which could be really cool for some Taxi listings. Just my opinion! Best, John
I guess your suggestion would help convey a more intimate, melancholic and introspective situation, which is where I want to go with the song.
Thank you, I’ll try it out.
Any other idea just shoot.
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Hi John,JohnnyP wrote:Hi Roger. Thanks for posting your song. I'm about to do the same with one of mine and it's always a rough go..
I'll go with my first gut reaction on your song. If it was mine I'd keep it acoustic centered with no drums, maybe some light shaker and possibly tambourine on 2 and 4 in the chorus. Your song kind of reminds me of 60's folk/singer-songwriter which could be really cool for some Taxi listings. Just my opinion! Best, John
I’ve tried a simple percussion version based on your feedback. If you have some time, please let me know of your thoughts.
https://soundcloud.com/rsbvnt/i-brought ... percussion
All the best,
RSB
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Hi again Roger. I like the direction! Again just my 2 cents.
To me it feels more real the way you're headed. I know I suggested tamb, and you may have already tried this but maybe substitute the tamb loop for a shaker? Make it softer and even more intimate.
And since you have back to back verses at the beginning maybe introduce that shaker on the 2nd verse. Also you might drop the first word "I'm". Start the song with "Standing at her door" since you say "I" shortly afterwords.
I really like your unique harmonies and over all It's really sounding good! Best of luck, John
To me it feels more real the way you're headed. I know I suggested tamb, and you may have already tried this but maybe substitute the tamb loop for a shaker? Make it softer and even more intimate.
And since you have back to back verses at the beginning maybe introduce that shaker on the 2nd verse. Also you might drop the first word "I'm". Start the song with "Standing at her door" since you say "I" shortly afterwords.
I really like your unique harmonies and over all It's really sounding good! Best of luck, John
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Hi John,JohnnyP wrote:Hi again Roger. I like the direction! Again just my 2 cents.
To me it feels more real the way you're headed. I know I suggested tamb, and you may have already tried this but maybe substitute the tamb loop for a shaker? Make it softer and even more intimate.
And since you have back to back verses at the beginning maybe introduce that shaker on the 2nd verse. Also you might drop the first word "I'm". Start the song with "Standing at her door" since you say "I" shortly afterwords.
I really like your unique harmonies and over all It's really sounding good! Best of luck, John
Thank you again for your kind support and suggestions.
Now I think it may be closer to what I had envisioned for a percussion based version. I kept the two versions for comparison purposes.
Here you go
https://soundcloud.com/rsbvnt/i-brought ... percussion
All the best,
RSB
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Nice Roger! I like the subtlety. Best, John
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