Description : So, I bought a mic. I decided to sing on a track, so I tried toplining for the first time. This is what happened.
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Mmmmm Did you save us some apple pie to go with this sweet treat too? Going get diabetes from all this sweetness!! I'll have to invest in one of those mics! I record my acoustic guitar and voice samples with my cell phone voice recorder (nothing but professionalism). :p I have a sure mic but its so muffled sounding I don't bother with it.
Haha. Yeah, the mic is amazing. It looks super vintage and silver and amazing and it picks up sound in just the right way--not to hot, not full pops, and it can handle both loud and soft sounds--although when I start to sing loud high notes I need to put it reeeeeeally far away from me.
very nice effort! I really like both vocal parts, you did it very well. The instrumental will need some adjustments - especially hihats, crash cymbals, reversed cymbals and similar stuff sound a little strange with the wobbling bassline to me. let us say: it is very eclectic work but for sure there is some other way to mix it better.
Congrats on the vocal work! Alex
Wow what kind of mic did you buy? It sounds great! For being new to the electronic genre, you're not bad
:D One of the biggest things with electronic music, however , is having a solid structured song. I noticed I some parts were out of sync and this is passable considering you're still learning but I would recommend looking into MIDI to help you. Practically every producer uses it or has used it at one point. So far, this track is decent. You can only go up from here! The vocal is amazing :D
Thanks ER! It's nice to have the feedback and encouragement. I bought a Blue Yeti, which cost me $019 on Amazon. It's a USB mic that was pretty plug and play friendly once I figured out how to get my DAW to recognize it.
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Congrats on the vocal work! Alex
:D One of the biggest things with electronic music, however , is having a solid structured song. I noticed I some parts were out of sync and this is passable considering you're still learning but I would recommend looking into MIDI to help you. Practically every producer uses it or has used it at one point. So far, this track is decent. You can only go up from here! The vocal is amazing :D
ER