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Listen To Get Out Of Here FEAT Woof ALT V Fusion Song By CalifKen At Looperman.com

26th Sep 2009 08:19 - 16 years ago
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Description : Kind of a weird alt- version of this I did a few weeks back. And i was walking last night and listening to it on headphones and got chills at the near end part that made the hairs on my arms push the sleeves of my hoodie off my skin. So that was fun.

Comments (17)

If you have time take a listen and give CalifKen some feedback.

FrenchKid18
FrenchKid18 30th Mar 2010 18:02 - 15 years ago
Really cool track,very original as well,as are all your tracks.You are such a versatile artist,it's really amazing!The vocals in the track are really at the top,excellent interaction between you
Great one
StÃÂphane
MStokes
MStokes 30th Mar 2010 15:31 - 15 years ago
Lead vox line (is that you, Ken?) is really f*ckin good singing! Makes me feel like getting kicked out of home again.
oasisduke
oasisduke 31st Jan 2010 13:01 - 15 years ago
love this. its already stuck in my head. i would write something more constructive, but im still a bit "24"ed myself. ;)
tinphish
tinphish 30th Jan 2010 06:03 - 15 years ago
brother u always got something new and different. i love the tune on this one and the life like recording try out is totally awesome man. where to go ken. awesome dude

ash
ProfitzBeatz
ProfitzBeatz 30th Jan 2010 01:44 - 15 years ago
definetly diggin i would turn the vocal down a lil and throw a reverb on it to blend more with the track and her voice is so nice you can put that reverb and give her an deep hallway sound (try that) really! 1
n0mad23
n0mad23 5th Nov 2009 21:47 - 15 years ago
Another CalifKen track added to my personal favorites. Man, not only do you have talent, you seem to be on some sort of parabolic or hyperbolic curve in terms of production. Keep it up - but don't flame out!
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
So it's kinda happened - I've started flaming out. And it was while trying to reach for the holy grail - trying to sound like Danny Elfman. It's no wonder I got burned. But I'm getting there!! Thank you for your thoughtful review S, I appreciate it.
theHumps
theHumps 3rd Nov 2009 21:34 - 15 years ago
Really decent track. Like the drums and their breaks. Like the way you arranged the guitar and the plucky strings,mmmmmmm....plucky.

Wayne
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Heh you plucky duck - thanks Wayne!! Appreciate it.
Vizronics
Vizronics 18th Oct 2009 04:00 - 15 years ago
Now this is what I want to hear! A frikin' song! Not some guy rapping about how cool he is or something. Great track with a wonderful voice working! Where can I get an acapella like this?
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
That female acapella was a true learning experience for me - I paid a singer to do it as a demo for this track and didn't quite work out, so I've learned - well you can assume what I learned. Thank you V!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 4th Oct 2009 20:27 - 16 years ago
Definitely a big improvement, this sounds really professional. Nice mix and mastering!
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Thank you Spivkurl!
Salkizar
Salkizar 30th Sep 2009 21:14 - 16 years ago
For me I'm feeling that the mix is too closed in...know wot i mean. It feels like the whole track is being played in a small box. I think that may be why you feel the vox are too thick. What I would do is I would take the vox out of the mix first. Then concentrate on getting a bigger sound on the instruments. So drums, bass, pianos etc...till they have more space in there. Then I would re introduce the vox, and play with a little thinning out on the eq side first. Then a touch of reverb, just a touch tho. Then drop the volume of the vox and bring it up ever so slowly in the mix until you feel its right. Burn a cd, play it in the car....go back, adjust the mix, burn a cd, etc..Of course you'll have a guide track you use..i would say maybe a James Morrison track should give u a good idea of how it COULD sound ...Best of luck mate. It's a great song and with the right mix it'll be brilliant! Hope that helps a wee bit!!
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Thank you Salkizar! Awesome advice - and I checked out James Morrison and am a devout fan now. Hadn't heard of him before. So much great advice in this review that I should thank you for each modular bit. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would say Thank you but I don't have a car, but I used to do that all the time. THANK YOU. (Guide track). Thank you. And thank you for the review - filled with golden nuggets it was!! -Ken
ChaseManhattan
ChaseManhattan 29th Sep 2009 20:06 - 16 years ago
instead of layering the vocals when you want them to sound smooth just add a little bit of reverb and your set
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
I tried the reverb and couldn't find anything I liked, I will keep trying, and I do appreciate the input, thank you!
alividlife
alividlife 29th Sep 2009 07:18 - 16 years ago
it may help to see it on my daw.. but ...
i think what you are really getting at is keeping all the dynamic range in order...

it sounds professional and great to me..

I would prefer a ... better piano.. and bass..

but vocally, i don't see a problem..

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/790.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_range_compression

Still...
I have to say, I don't see anything wrong with your mixing, that is really a GREAT mix...

what my thing is, is the quality of your instruments.. they sound too forced..
Can you add some velocity touch? or some reverb?

REGARDLESS!!!

FAVED
RECOMMENDED...
(wish i had a copy)

:)
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Dude it's on the way - THANK YOU so much for your input regarding this track, I've got so much respect for you bro - and I love your review style, it's kinda similar to mine in that it reads like thoughts you were having as you listened to it, reads like you're speaking in real time. ---- /// UPDATED - which DAW do you use if you still can cuz that is really where i'm having the trouble.
Sector7even
Sector7even 29th Sep 2009 06:17 - 16 years ago
great stuff
love the song.
i will add my 2 cents in your thread.
g
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Thanks so much for your comment, and I did try and slow it down, but it really broke the vocals up in an unpleasing manner, so I will keep workin on it!
minusproductions87
minusproductions87 28th Sep 2009 23:19 - 16 years ago
Good track man very well put together something that I could suggest is maybe a lil reverb on the vocals to give it a full ambient sound. Play around with that maybe and see if it fills up the vocals more.
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
I am having crazy troubles trying to master this. it's like a marshmallow - I look at it and it puffs up with white noise. I tried the reverb thing but it just became to thick no matter how thin the reverb I added, and then it declarified the vibrato. i'm about to post to the forum for more help. Thanks for the advice - totally makes sense. i just don't think there is room for reverb without sacrificing some other element or frequency to get it.
theduke2248
theduke2248 28th Sep 2009 15:42 - 16 years ago
You gotta let them vocals out man. With a little bit of feeling this track would be AWSOME. Its a great track as is, love the piano work compliments your voice perfectly. Put some emotion in it would be 100% better
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
dude Thanks so much for the review - quick question - I had a version of this uploaded where I myself was singing and was accompanied by a piano, but I uploaded a new version about an hour before this review came through with Mike singing without a piano accompaniment. I wonder if you somehow heard the previous version? Hmmm... like when u listen to it, is there a piano doing the same thing as the vocal melody or no?
phraes
phraes 28th Sep 2009 14:09 - 16 years ago
its so amazing...i wish i had a chance to put a rap on it..cool stuff.
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Thank you so much!! Well I can say ... it's not too late.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 26th Sep 2009 18:14 - 16 years ago
This is a very cool track! You've definitely pushed the bounds of the rock genre by putting your indivual touch on this track. It has elements of many other genres in it. I like the vocals, but I must say it sounds like they were recorded on a cheap mic. I get that problem too... Overall a very fun track, I hope to hear how it evolves!
CalifKen
CalifKen replied Unknown
Thanks SK! What's your nickname?

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