No need to be sensitive. I'm just saying, the effects take up so much of the bandwidth that it takes away from the music. It's the same as a guitar with heavy delay or flanger effects. I've been told much worse, and simply took it in stride. Sorry if it hurt your feelings.
Yes, now you are saying something, you weren't in your previous comment, so I've replied accordingly. All I saw was a rock artist saying he utterly dislikes the use of effects. Duh, that's like me saying to Skrillex, or to any other producer of raw Dubstep, that I dislike the filthy electronics in his music and that I think there isn't enough melody in it. He'd just laugh.
This is a tech vocal: it uses repetitive patterns in stead of a melody or groove. I made it to add an atmospheric, dark haunted, techy vocal texture to my track Total confusion and I'm sharing it so other electronic producers can use it in a similar way.
You're probably reading this and thinking "What a load of crap!" I can understand, I think that this vocal and the way it's processed is completely inappropriate for your genre and I'd expect you to dislike everything about it, not just the effects. I've assumed you commented on the part you disliked most.
I agree with you that heavy effects processing doesn't work in your genre. However in my genre, Sugar Bytes Effectrix rules, producers sometimes even apply effects to the entire (master)track in stead of to just one instrument track and on my producer course I was told my tracks were lacking atmosphere because I wasn't using enough effects, and they were listening to Total confusion!
So, telling me you dislike effects is kind of pointless, it's ignoring the nature of my genre and I wasn't expecting anything else. If you seriously think you can actually use these vocals (really?), if I were to upload completely dry version, then simply say so....
Well then good luck with your chemo, and don't listen to the wet version, because I'll think it will give you cancer, plague, alzheimer, parkinson and then some....
FYI, I uploaded this dry version with just the reverse effect because someone specifically asked for it.....
on Total Confusion - Radio Edit Acapella DRY by TheEntranced
This is a tech vocal: it uses repetitive patterns in stead of a melody or groove. I made it to add an atmospheric, dark haunted, techy vocal texture to my track Total confusion and I'm sharing it so other electronic producers can use it in a similar way.
You're probably reading this and thinking "What a load of crap!" I can understand, I think that this vocal and the way it's processed is completely inappropriate for your genre and I'd expect you to dislike everything about it, not just the effects. I've assumed you commented on the part you disliked most.
I agree with you that heavy effects processing doesn't work in your genre. However in my genre, Sugar Bytes Effectrix rules, producers sometimes even apply effects to the entire (master)track in stead of to just one instrument track and on my producer course I was told my tracks were lacking atmosphere because I wasn't using enough effects, and they were listening to Total confusion!
So, telling me you dislike effects is kind of pointless, it's ignoring the nature of my genre and I wasn't expecting anything else. If you seriously think you can actually use these vocals (really?), if I were to upload completely dry version, then simply say so....
on Total Confusion - Radio Edit Acapella DRY by TheEntranced
FYI, I uploaded this dry version with just the reverse effect because someone specifically asked for it.....