BradoSanz

Hey Brado,

Thanks for the compliments, I think I enjoy the mixing and mastering stage of the recording process the most now that I am trying to get better at it. I noticed that muddle as well, I mixed this song completely on my Sony MDR 7506's, I haven't has chance to listen on my monitors yet, I keep them in the studio that I put in at my school. I am having trouble finding the right eq move on those headphones since they are not overly bass heavy. Thanks again, I appreciate it immensely.

Really glad you like it, Brado. Dan is a regular member and plays on most of our tracks, so you will hear more of his sax in the future.

Ciao,
M.

haha it makes me smile as well :)

Thanks Brado, I have really tried to concentrate on the production side of my track. I used to just record and move a few faders and be done, now I actually try to eq things, add compression and what not. I am glad you are hearing a difference, I must actually be learning something :), anyway thanks for stopping by and having a listen.

Kyle

thank you for taking the time to shoot some feedback on more than just one occassion.. my engineer is a student of the game so he'll get better at it but i also think he did a pretty damn good job with what he had to work with.

thank you for bringing up the technical points that are important to a song !

i've also checked out your songs many times before and i hope to work with you in the near future.

keep on keeping on... 1 LOVE !!

hey, i wass afk way to long .. :)) i'm in another country now, i still have the track if you wanna help me.

Hello Brado...

Thanks so much for stopping by and listening to the track. I use Studio One. I lowered (I suppose too much...haha) during the mixdown for fear of clipping. If the overall volume is what you are referring to, that's easy for a novice like me to fix.

Love & Light,

Mykael

Good to hear from you, Brado!:)
Thanks alot for taking a time to listen and comment....much appreciated!

All the best____Orlando

Thanx a lot for your encouraging comment Brado. I composed some strings for chorus, but i felt it was better without it.
I may try to think about a way to make it stronger.

Thanx again for the listenning and the feedback.

Can't take credit for the Piano. The Piano Loop was created by: Looperman's (Minor2Go). Thanks for the support Lendy

thanks bro. Will check you out soon. Peace.

Thank you very much! I personally use autotune for pan-doubling and harmonies to make them sound sharper.

Thanks man, I really hope to calibrate with you.

Brado, thanks for listening and commenting.

I'm glad you liked this one. Thanks for bringing the mids to my attention. I'll get back in there and tweak them a bit.

Take care.
Sloe.

I'm still going in and teasing this track.

I'm it's Fluffer.

I'll give it more bass. I've never been able to argue with that suggestion.

Thanks BS.
This is not your typical seventies tune though, this one belongs deep in the underground sound and avant garde aprox 1979-80 at least in the pantheon of this type of music. And this one is a fun one to play.
Cru

Thank you for listening and commenting on my track, glad you like it!

hahaha that genuinly made me laugh XD.

yeah im just messing around with stuff just trying to work towards making something cool.
I feel like im getting better though, i kinda have to be though im working on something at all times haha
BUT still a hell of alot to learn! :D

thanks for taking the time to listen and comment Brando :)
p.s been working on this all day today and should update this soon :D

Yo yo, Brado. (he asked, holding out a yo-yo)

"listening this makes me wonder what else you've got"

The newer, the better. "Onward" is my oldest on here and it and many other old ones are cringe-worthy to me now. I'd say, disregard the older page of songs and try anything from 26 to 50. I listened to your mash-up of your stuff in chronological order and thought it was a neat idea. Cool ending to that medley of yours, by the way.

"Is that your vocal at the start? So wide and clear."

The vocal is myself. It's three different takes, panned and then a couple where duplicated, then dropped, one to the lower 4th and the other the lower octave,... then blended with reverb and delay on different tracks. There are about six tracks there and none of them have the same thing going on. Vocals are not my strong suit. I don't have the most forceful voice. I'd be great on NPR.

" I could totally imagine more percussion instruments accompanying the song towards the latter half"

I have no other project going at this time, so I may go back in there and add some stuff. I appreciate the suggestion! That is what it's all about. This place and it's users are very helpful. We're lucky to find it.

Hope all is well with you!

Take care.

Evan

Thank you! True, this one is a really lucky mixture of loops. After the happy intro, i just want to take the feeling and hold it as far as i can. The result is ok overall, i think too. :)

regards, traz

Hi Brado,

Thanks so much for your comment. Really glad you like it and took time to leave your kind words.

Since I play the drum parts, I'm especially more picky about their sound. I use an Alesis drum kit since it's much easier for recording than my acoustic kit. The sax is actually a VST instrument. I wanted trumpet like the original, but it just didn't sound as good as the sax.

Cheers,
Scott