not a fan of new country, but that being said I love classic country, blues, bluegrass and this sort of mudbone sound that just reeks of attitude and hubris. Awesome work and I can't wait to hear the developed product.
Cru
Hey thanks for listening and commenting, I love all types of country, I prefer the early 2000's and before but none the less the new stuff is ok...a little too poppy at times though. Whenever I try to write country songs, I like to try combine the older stuff with my own style...for better or worst. Anyway, I am glad you liked the track and I appreciate you taking the time to listen.
This is probably the most traditional Country song I have heard you do Kyle...and you have done an exceptional job of it....its got the story,,...perfect accompaniment (dont add too much to it...but I can hear the room some some strings and maybe a more prominent bass part)..I guess the Loop doesn`t have a lot of country...but this is just a good song, exceptionally well done in any genre..a tip of the hat to you....Check out a site called SongRamp..a lot of country & gospel music and an active songwriters forum...I posted a couple of my instrumental tunes on their free version a while back but realized that aside from the friendships it was not really the place for an old instrumental guy...You have a good song going Kyle and its worth doing whatever you can to take it to the level you want and getting it out there...It would fit right in the "Country" charts....great job...keep on....Ed
Thanks for the kind words, I agree with you on keeping the song simple and not adding too much to it. I am going to check out the website as well, after writing the song I have a couple artist in mind that would really sound awesome singing this song. One of them is a relatively unknown artist who has actually wrote a couple of songs that were cut by some big names in the industry. I may try to pitch the song to him, not sure how do that but I think its worth a try to figure out. Thanks again for the listen and review.
Wow! I just came across this! I really dig the loosiness of the track. Feels raw, real. That bass provides a lot of punch and drives the heaviness into the song. Great work, always lovin' your stuff :) Btw, your mixing is improving!
In my opinion this is the best stuff. Raw, live human performances, imperfections only add to the beauty of it. My brother has been doing alot like this,(bluesdaddy80) just jamming on his acoustic and singing away. Very cool :D
Dont think like this man
who doesnt hate his voice?
its normal, cuz everyone think their voice are so bad
and they hate their voice
and I truely say
I liked your vocie
and I think your voice is beautiful
Kindest regards
J_*
Hey, thanks for taking the time to listen to the track. I am the singer, I write, play, and sing everything on my tracks. I wish I was a better singer, but at least I can some what sing in tune 50% of time :). Thanks again.
I`m diggin this one big time Kyle...it has a nice loose live feel...and I think that comes from just playing & singing the way you do....actually the production is pretty well done...(I`m listening on my studio headphones ..ATM-M50s)...nice job on the lyrics...I like the deep bass (I go for it often) so don`t tame it too much..You have a style I always enjoy.....well done...hope all is well down your way....Ed
Hey Ed, everything is good my way, just way more busy than I would like to be. Thanks for checking out the track and thanks for comments, they are always appreciated.
Hi, its great to hear some slide guitar on here.
I only listened to your song with my laptop speakers so no critique from me.
I feel like playing some slide myself now.
Cheers
DB
Thanks for taking the time to listen, I appreciate it. I didn't put the pro touch on the vocals to manually pitch correct them, but maybe some day :) I have a heck of a time trying to sing with headphones on.
I had a chance to listen on better system and I really liked the overall message and your vision.
However, my observation and complain is that there is no realistic separation between instruments (regarding to the arrangement and the actual placing the layers/players within a composition). This happened to me many times when making everything myself so do not worry.
For example: there are uncontrolled frequencies coming from the bass guitar clashing with other layers - especially with middle frequency range of the electric 'rhythm guitar' section. So as a result it sounds as if there were at least 2 different chord progressions played simultaneously but in fact those are only 4 simple chords basically.
Just my opinion. Not sure if the problem is in actual playing or mixing. Maybe both or somewhere in between.
Apart of all that the vocals are cool and I truly appreciate the work you did with songwriting as well as the fact that you performed and mixed everything alone. Didgeridoo teaser was nice as well as stereo illusion on it and I really liked all slide guitar additions throughout.
Hey,
I know what you are saying, I am hearing the clash on certain speakers that I have played this on. I will eventually go back and try to fix it after I have gave my ears a break from the track for awhile. Thanks for checking out the track.
Hey traz, no problem with the loops, I hope to have some time soon to create some new ones as well. The bass is a bit heavy, I plan on eventually going back and taming it down a little.
this is very fine and very bluesy. I am listening on poor laptop speakers now so there is not much to say in details.
I really liked what you did with EZ patterns - the slow tempo off beat sort of drumming works nicely. Interesting that you have both acoustic and electric guitars within the same composition - it is quite unusual but it really seem to work. I am going to download your song and will take a listen again later on headphones.
Congratulations on songwriting and production.
Alex
Musically the song is awesome. (Neil young like). Mixing wise it could use a slightly different touch. The guitars are well panned, but I think there could be a bit more stereo seperation or widening. I agree with static about the kick. (maybe eq the kick by lowering the mid range) I think with the vocals I would double them with a bit of chorus for strength. But as a song this song is beautiful.
Cru
Hi. This isn't really my type of vocal song but the music is well made and arranged so I'll focus on that instead.
The drums are good and effective but I'm not that keen on your kick drum. Not that big a deal - I'd just swap it out for another. Maybe it's a bit "too rock", just not quite a suitable timbre for this track.
Nice little fading in intro with some harmonic beauty before the gently strummed guitar arrives. Then lead electric work is effective before the first verse. Piano also sounds and I think there's probably also a cello so quite a full arrangement within 20 or so seconds.
Left panning on the hat adds a good stereo spectrum.
The lead guitar breaks work really and then the same sort of playing is sat well behind your vocal. No clash at all. The whole thing seems well mixed. Acoustic guitar well recorded.
Good length and a gentle end with a bit more high string work.
Overall: fine work and my only gripe is with that kick drum. But keep it if you really like it.
Glad you got around to doing this one Kyle...nice job on the lyrics & delivery...love the acoustic accompaniment & the little electric guitar bit work a treat in support...fantastic bit of musical work...fav....Ed
Kyle,
Fav'd. This could be a classic dude! You have a gift with your voice and I can hear you have really been practising that guitar. I am sharing this to my Facebook page if it works from Looperman.
Mark.
P.S. You should be very happy with this one brother.
M.
I smell real music here...very cool and moody track Kyle...the small. lead guitar's harmonies like Frusciante's from RHCP...grilliant...awesome melodies with a bit Tom Petty feeling...hope, it's no problem, I mentioned these names...:-)
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Cru
Kyle
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Thanks for the kind words, I agree with you on keeping the song simple and not adding too much to it. I am going to check out the website as well, after writing the song I have a couple artist in mind that would really sound awesome singing this song. One of them is a relatively unknown artist who has actually wrote a couple of songs that were cut by some big names in the industry. I may try to pitch the song to him, not sure how do that but I think its worth a try to figure out. Thanks again for the listen and review.
Kyle
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-clindsay
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Brado
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Ben
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Thanks for checking out the track, I appreciate your comments. I am glad you liked the track, thanks again.
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
who doesnt hate his voice?
its normal, cuz everyone think their voice are so bad
and they hate their voice
and I truely say
I liked your vocie
and I think your voice is beautiful
Kindest regards
J_*
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
the song is great and...
are you the singer of this song?
Kind regards
J_*
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
I only listened to your song with my laptop speakers so no critique from me.
I feel like playing some slide myself now.
Cheers
DB
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
I had a chance to listen on better system and I really liked the overall message and your vision.
However, my observation and complain is that there is no realistic separation between instruments (regarding to the arrangement and the actual placing the layers/players within a composition). This happened to me many times when making everything myself so do not worry.
For example: there are uncontrolled frequencies coming from the bass guitar clashing with other layers - especially with middle frequency range of the electric 'rhythm guitar' section. So as a result it sounds as if there were at least 2 different chord progressions played simultaneously but in fact those are only 4 simple chords basically.
Just my opinion. Not sure if the problem is in actual playing or mixing. Maybe both or somewhere in between.
Apart of all that the vocals are cool and I truly appreciate the work you did with songwriting as well as the fact that you performed and mixed everything alone. Didgeridoo teaser was nice as well as stereo illusion on it and I really liked all slide guitar additions throughout.
Greetings, Alex
I know what you are saying, I am hearing the clash on certain speakers that I have played this on. I will eventually go back and try to fix it after I have gave my ears a break from the track for awhile. Thanks for checking out the track.
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Btw, thanks for the quality loops you uploaded until now too!
regards, traz
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
this is very fine and very bluesy. I am listening on poor laptop speakers now so there is not much to say in details.
I really liked what you did with EZ patterns - the slow tempo off beat sort of drumming works nicely. Interesting that you have both acoustic and electric guitars within the same composition - it is quite unusual but it really seem to work. I am going to download your song and will take a listen again later on headphones.
Congratulations on songwriting and production.
Alex
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Compliments______Orlando
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Such a lazy feel this - it works very well. Love your vocals and the additonal harmonies. Nice slide acoustic too. Great track. Love it.
Richie
Kyle
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
Great track Kyle, hats off and handshake, Danke
Kyle
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Cru
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
Compliments______Orlando
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
The drums are good and effective but I'm not that keen on your kick drum. Not that big a deal - I'd just swap it out for another. Maybe it's a bit "too rock", just not quite a suitable timbre for this track.
Nice little fading in intro with some harmonic beauty before the gently strummed guitar arrives. Then lead electric work is effective before the first verse. Piano also sounds and I think there's probably also a cello so quite a full arrangement within 20 or so seconds.
Left panning on the hat adds a good stereo spectrum.
The lead guitar breaks work really and then the same sort of playing is sat well behind your vocal. No clash at all. The whole thing seems well mixed. Acoustic guitar well recorded.
Good length and a gentle end with a bit more high string work.
Overall: fine work and my only gripe is with that kick drum. But keep it if you really like it.
Thanks for the comments, I am glad that you found the track to be good.
Kyle
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
Thanks for listening to the track I am glad that you liked it. I always appreciate your comments.
Kyle
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
Fav'd. This could be a classic dude! You have a gift with your voice and I can hear you have really been practising that guitar. I am sharing this to my Facebook page if it works from Looperman.
Mark.
P.S. You should be very happy with this one brother.
M.
Kyle
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
ER
Thanks for listening, I appreciate you taking the time to listen. Thanks for the compliments as well!!
Kyle
on Girl in Indiana by ImproveWithError
Thanx for sharing, instant fav!
Danke
Kyle