Listen To Dont Mean So Much In The End Pop Song By Pseudoble At Looperman.com

Track is very trippy, so cool. Great production, keep cooking
much love
- CAP

Love the opening vocal and guitars. There were some Amy Winehouse strains here I really liked. KayOS from VintageNights

Wonderful work my friend the vocals fit perfectly with this. This is what your good at. Instrumentation is brilliant!

1:38 that distorted, either synth or guitar sound stands out for me on this one. I think you could take this full reggae if you wanted to. nice work.

high marks for squiggliness. what a treat. louche lounge smoking allowed near the rhodes and it’s coming outta the flute too. it’s a colorful joint too and btw gravity does not apply in this establishment. i’m the guy clinking the empty bottles at the end — show me the way to go home!

Hello, yes, what does that say about you and your friends *laughs. So the song has a good underlying drive. You worked a lot with effects that you placed on the very outside, at the edge. On the one hand, this means that they are easy to hear and, on the other hand, they work oh very well on their own. On the other hand, these effects become very intrusive, which can be heard especially on the lead guitar. I think you should think more about what is the most important thing about your song when mixing. Providing a guitar with good effects is all well and good. But guitar should retain its dominance. The same goes for the vocals too. The song wants to make a message. So effects, yes, but not in such a way that they distract from all the other important things (solo instruments, vocals...). Effects should have a supporting effect and create a musical arc of tension. But that's just my opinion!
Otherwise, a good song that's worth continuing to work on.
Kind regards, Manuela

Now a days, it says your friends would be admired for even knowing what a harmonica is, he.

I like this, the guitar is squelchy, to me guitars need some effects when you are to create this type of atmosphere. They could even be louder I think. Lots going on, the flute is sweet, the electronic bits are neat, especially in my headphones.

Wayne