God Shall Rule - BradoSanz

Thanks, Fat Cats :)

It's sad, but that's the world we live in. You hit the nail on the head haha. Knowledge does not always equal wisdom, as some mistakenly believe.

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Thanks 25 :P

Oh, I see. And EQ tree effect? I don't know what that is. I don't see the need for a kick reducing compressor, as there isn't much kick to begin with, but thanks for offering those suggestions! :)

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Geez, thanks Oceanically :) I enjoy your music just as much! And all it takes to get better is a DAW and time!

Cheers,

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Hey, thanks WoozyBeats! Much appreciated. Glad you stopped in for a listen!

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Cheers, mudhoen! :)

Geez, thanks Orlando :) I appreciate it!!

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Yes it is a hard limiter :P I use the free 2007 limiter made by Steve Massey. Quite useful. It was one of the best out on the market during its release, since it's algorithm analyzes (in a unique way) the song and allows for a more purified compression.

Cheers,

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Thank ye. :p

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Thanks!

What time? As in length of song? Please elaborate.

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Coming from you JAweGuy, it means a lot. Thanks for the kind words.

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Thanks Enzotic! It took a lot of work but it came together fairly quickly. I'm surprised I finished it in 13 hours haha.

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tHANKS SCott :)

LOL joe :) Glad you liked it :P It's just a song from the heart :)

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"Omniscient and omnipresent god who created "everything" would take away evil and unjustness when that very God created all of that in the first place."

It is believed in Christian tradition that evil first entered creation when Satan, once known as Lucifer (the greatest of all angels) decided he would rebel against God and His plan for the human race.

Maybe it would have been more concise to say God created "all things good" since God, being perfect cannot create evil. We through our own decisions can do evil(just like the angels), but that's a whole other story.

What this song is saying is that God will one day return to eliminate all the dischord caused by us and Satan.

I'll try and explain more later! Off to Nashville!

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Wow, thanks Timmons! I appreciate the encouraging words :)

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Greetings, Senor Nomad :P I understand that there are many different viewpoints in this world and I'm just sharing mine :) I'm glad you liked the production though, coming from your scrupulous self that means a lot. Thanks for stopping in!

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LOL wierd! I didn't even notice it hahaha. I saw it but wasn't hearing anything earlier haha :P Thanks for letting me know, you and danke both :P

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Thanks, Mosaic. Glad you stopped by.

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Hey Alex!

Glad you liked it. I was doing my best to get the song crispy and balanced without making the sibilances painful or noticeable and it seems to have paid off. I tried doing a mixing technique of PULLING DOWN unimportant track volumes instead of PUSHING UP the ones I wanted to be heard. I think Spivkurl was the one who mentioned this and he is definitely correct - it makes for a much more malleable end-product that can be mastered/compressed with great ease. All I did was boost the high end with a slight curve (max of about 3.4 dB) and since the bass was too overwhelming on the first version of this song, I pulled down the bass track a bit and then cut away about 1.2 dB of low end. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this one.

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Thanks Danke :D