Bluegrass/Gospel - in development

[funsongs]

Inspired by the group at Summergrass 2018 - the boys in the matching lime green 3-piece polyester suits, black string ties, and tilted cowboy hats...
I went home and tried to put one together... me and a few friends been tinkering with this one:
How Precious
https://soundcloud.com/funsongs-1/how-p ... evelopment

[songmaster]

Hi Peter

This is a great tune! not quite my genre but I can appreciate the hard work and talent that went into this one. I can see this used in a number of places for film and TV. Nice work all around.

Tom

[GuitarKit]

Sweet tune. Got some fine bluegrass musos on this track.

My only thoughts are, the backing vocals don't quite cut through against the lead vocal and band. Try E.Q'ing them a bit different so they find their own frequency range.

The backing vocals might also want some pitch correct on them so they gell together a little tighter.

I love the style. Fun to listen to and fun to play.

[funsongs]

Sweet tune. Got some fine bluegrass musos on this track.

My only thoughts are, the backing vocals don't quite cut through against the lead vocal and band. Try E.Q'ing them a bit different so they find their own frequency range.

The backing vocals might also want some pitch correct on them so they gell together a little tighter.

I love the style. Fun to listen to and fun to play.

Yeah - those vocals are only 'guide tracks'/scratch vocals for placement & structure sake.
I doubt any of them will be in the final mix. My next task is to find some proper vocalists for this style.
Thanks for the ears & comments.

[funsongs]

Hi Peter

This is a great tune! not quite my genre but I can appreciate the hard work and talent that went into this one. I can see this used in a number of places for film and TV. Nice work all around.

Tom

Thanks Tom.

[almccool]

Very nice tune, especially the pickin'!

-Allen

[funsongs]

Very nice tune, especially the pickin'!

-Allen

"If you're gonna do WFH - get the best..." I've heard it said - so I that's what I did/do.
Thanks, Al, for the ears.