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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by Casey H » Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:15 pm

Can you post the listing?

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by sgs4u » Mon Apr 09, 2007 4:22 pm

Quote:Goodbye To The RainI wish I knew how to do this. His link is written in orange. It worked for me when I clicked on it.steve

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by sgs4u » Mon Apr 09, 2007 9:22 pm

I finally got a chance to listen. I like the song content(lyrics, melody & vocals). Being primarily a piano player/producer myself, I'm very critical of anything of my own that sounds like the piano has become more important than the song. Your arrangement of the song features the piano (rain) too loudly, too often. You could set those arpeggios way off in the distance(quiter with a lot more reverb) and they'd still create the vibe you want, but then you'd have more headroom to hear the voice & lyrics. I think the acoustic could be louder in the mix as well. Introducing another big sound, like guitar power chords, could help to beef up the dynamics of the chorus as well. Some offsetting BG's around the lead vocals (probably in the choruses) could provide another interesting color as well. Yes they're there in the bridge, but they aren't that big. When your chorus starts after the bridge, the excitement that should be going up, kind of plateaus out. There's an out of tune guitar note @ 12 seconds you could fix. When your 1st chorus starts, I would bring the bass in there, instead of later on. The conga track might sound nice at the beginning of the song as well. I want to repeat, I really like your song, just not the arrangement so much. But I'm not much of a lyric critiquer, so someone else might throw their 2c in. thanks for posting your tune here,steve

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by grandmatarkin » Mon Apr 09, 2007 9:32 pm

Speaking of overlap...www.broadjam.com/davidbroderick ... first song And this was just written! Coincidence indeed.I'm going to go with "great minds think alike". BTW, this is just a rough mix...

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by sgs4u » Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:02 pm

little too much high end on the voice, piano is much better, could still be quieter, i like the drums coming in at the beginning, I'm hearing some 1/4 note stuff in the chorus now(strings), that could be louder, I'd still like to hear BG's in the chorus(big pad sounds)but i hear the song much better now, I like the heavy guitar entering that last chorus, maybe the delay on the piano could be a little quieter also, but wow, it's sticking in my headI can no longer be objective however, I've now paid as much attention to your song as any hit I hear on the radio, therfore it is a hit to megood thing I'm not a screenersteve

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by sgs4u » Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:05 pm

Quote:Speaking of overlap...www.broadjam.com/davidbroderick ... first song And this was just written! Coincidence indeed.I'm going to go with "great minds think alike". BTW, this is just a rough mix... give me another day, I'll get back to you I've heard the title too much to be objective right nowis grandmatarkin close to grand banks?steve

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Re: Goodbye To The Rain

Post by grandmatarkin » Sun Apr 15, 2007 10:52 am

Grandmatarkin IS close to the grand banks. The only difference is one smells like saltwater and the other like Ben-gay.

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