first song post
- paulrmartin
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This is very well done. I don't think it needs to be brightened up as it would take away from the mood that is setup IMO. The amount of reverb is ok but I think you just need to ride the level more i.e. make more use of automation to help tame it in appropriate spots.
Very nice.
And if I hadn't heard Moby's stuff before this track I would have thought "Geez that Moby sounds alot like Babble". Thank Bob you can't patent musical styles!
Very nice.

And if I hadn't heard Moby's stuff before this track I would have thought "Geez that Moby sounds alot like Babble". Thank Bob you can't patent musical styles!
Eliam, i am please to hear you like my piece of work! I hear what you're saying about a first melody taking precendence in the song. There seems like there is somthing which can break up the song, but fit right in distracting you from the rest, but blending in at the same time. Good review!
Bassdue, i would also agree in that the reverb is nice but i guess would work in certain spots and actually could change the repetitiveness a little. I think i still have quite a bit of work to do with this song tweakingwise as well as maybe adding another fitting vocal
The one thing that gets me with this song is that the repetitiveness of the vocals doesn't bother me. For me it's almost like the beat in any song; repetitive, but eventually accepted as part of the song after playing it for so long. The part that begins to get focused is the strings/pads which i thought i would put the most feeling into... not sure if all of this is being worded right. Hopefully you know what i mean. Thanks for the responses to this song, i'm quite interested in all of your views!
Bassdue, i would also agree in that the reverb is nice but i guess would work in certain spots and actually could change the repetitiveness a little. I think i still have quite a bit of work to do with this song tweakingwise as well as maybe adding another fitting vocal
The one thing that gets me with this song is that the repetitiveness of the vocals doesn't bother me. For me it's almost like the beat in any song; repetitive, but eventually accepted as part of the song after playing it for so long. The part that begins to get focused is the strings/pads which i thought i would put the most feeling into... not sure if all of this is being worded right. Hopefully you know what i mean. Thanks for the responses to this song, i'm quite interested in all of your views!