Micky

Hi 500cc, I didn't do much to the voices. First I sing all the voices individually, normally and also falsetto. On each of the 3-4 tracks (for each part) I add an EQ, then a compressor, then I send it to buses with platinum reverb and stereo delay, behind which I also add another EQ for the low end cut. I only lowered the formants a little on the lead voice in the verse part. That's all. Glad you liked it.
Cheers,
Micky

Glad you like it, Krotan. Thanks for listening.

Hey Cincocent, thanks so much for the recognition - I'm very glad you like it. Cheers, Micky

Thanks for the praise, much appreciated, Mosestone.

Thank you,

Hello KayOS, I'm glad you liked the track. Wow, Jamiroquai... flattering comparison.
I took a look at your profile and noticed that you're a friend of the Berlin School. Imagine, back in the day I actually saw TD live, or rather just heard them. There's a lovely little forest stage outside our town with a beautiful pond in front of it and a kind of amphitheater with about 500 seats. They played there. We were still kids and weren't allowed in, but we hung around in the forest until dusk to listen to the fantastic sounds. We'd never heard anything like that before and probably thought the UFOs were coming... Ahhhh... thank you for listening and the kind words.
Cheers, Micky

Hello Chris, I'm very pleased that you like the track and the vocals. Yes, it's true, I have a tendency to pack a lot into it, and thank God it works in most cases. In fact, I'm working on doing less, leaving things more open, and I keep finding that it's much easier to pack the tracks full than to be frugal. That's probably due to the way I've worked so far, building the tracks. I would need to take a completely different approach. Producing a pop song isn't magic if you know the rules. I want to get to the point where I produce away from the rules, outside the norm, and that's certainly a long way off. You're way ahead of me there, Chris, although I'm sure you'll dispute that...
Thank you very much for your praise.
Cheers,
Micky

Thank you, Jonathan, for the nice compliment.
Cheers,
Micky

Oh yes, a long time ago I was actually lucky enough to see Graham Central Station live with the original line-up. I was left breathless at times... Thank you, Glenn, for listening and for the compliment.

Thanks you so much, Oli. Much appeciated.
Cheers,
Micky

Hello, thank you, I'm very pleased that I was able to reach you with the track. I really like your work, so your nice comment means a lot to me. Always very much appreciated.
Fistbump,
Micky

Hey Brado, I'm delighted that I was able to give you some wellness with the track. Always at your service! Oh yes, I corrected the slightly weak voices after Manuela pointed them out to me. Thank you for listening and for the kind words,

Cheers, Micky

Hey mate, I'm glad you like the track. Especially because sooooo much work went into it. And I'm always particularly happy about nice comments about my guitar. Thank you and
Cheers to down under,
Micky

Thanks for listening and the fav, BeatMaker4real. Much appreciated.
Cheers, Micky

Thank you, thank you for the applause, Paul. Always appreciated. We'll keep at it, won't we?
Cheers, Micky

Thank you, verdi, for your very encouraging comment. "#####" ... hmmm, who doesn't like to hear that ... Cheers, Micky

Thank you so much!
Cheers,
Micky

Hi Chris. Aha, then I'll make sure you get free entry and free drinks!
Thanks for the kind words.
Cheers,
Micky

Hi Paul, hope you're doing fine. Yes, I'll pass on the greetings. Robbie has had some fundamental changes in his life, so he won't be able to make music, at least for a while. He simply doesn't have the time at the moment. But we're in touch and I know he can't wait...
Thank you for the compliments.
Cheers,
Micky

Hey, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for the compliment. Keep rockin'!