I like the song. The vocals and backups are cool and the musical treatment works great with them to set a tense and maybe mysterious atmosphere.
I would try to get the track a bit louder, if you compare the size of your waveform to other songs it's a bit small. Also try to clip off the minute and a half dead space at the end. :)
This is cool! A bit mysterious and dark. Great job with mixing in the vocals, they sit nicely in the mix. To me this song has many of the basic ingredients that DePeche Mode use to create their hits, basic and cool drumming, neat vocals and lyrics and just enough electronic sounds to fill the space and create atmosphere.
Hola amigo Wayne, tienes razón en lo de que te recuerda un poco a Depeche Mode, porque se puede decir que ha sido uno de los grupos que más he seguido desde sus inicios, y siempre me ha gustado su forma de hacer música, así que algo se me habrá pegado inconscientemente. Te agradezco de corazón tus comentarios tan positivos y tu apoyo. Que tengas una buena tarde compañero. Paz y salud.
She def has a vocal that can hold her own like in that intro. You created a nice musical bed for them to sit in. Nice sounding snare. :)
Cool change at the end with a neat ending to the track. I would call this a very efficient track, nothing in there that isn't needed as well as not being overproduced, well done Michael!
I have sleep issues as well, sucks, too many concussions.
At times the song sounds like the constant ticking of a clock, a death march for the sleepless. And water, especially water dripping, can cause the mad to loose their minds. At least I hope so, lol.
Whale-ish in nature, cool underwater clicks , pops and the calls of nature are a nice touch.
I just watched the classic Moby ##### this morning, coincidence?
ha, sending him into madness was not the intention! He's already half way there truth be told. Thanks for the listen and comment as always good to hear from you. i might come back to this one sometime, i think there's something there not realized.
Hey wayne thank you very much that you listen to my track. The vocal setup is very raw and the mix is a bit rough but im happy that people like you understand the idea. Love from a banana
To me this has an old time feel, smokey jazz club, late at night. The drums are updated and there is some nice stuff going on in the background to keep me listening closely. Love that muted horn sound!
Hey Wayne - thanks for listening mate - always love your stuff and that you keep working across the genres so looking forward to hearing your next one - cheers
Sorry but I'm not much up on the trance genre, don't listen to much of it. I can say I did enjoy the track though. Driving beat, catchy arpeggiated/delayed melodies spread throughout the track. Nice mix, I can hear all the elements clearly.
Hola amigo Wayne, gracias por tu escucha, sé que el trance es un genero especial y que no llega a mucha gente, por lo que te agradezco doblemente tu interés por escuchar mi pista, eso me alegra mucho. Que tengas una buena noche compañero. Paz y salud en el mundo
This is some cool, long haired, hard rock band #####! The wah wah pedal is a great one, a classic! Metallica, Black Sabbath come to mind as I listen. Would love me some Hetfield or Osbourne vox on this.
First thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. It means a lot.
I take it as a giant compliment that Sabbath and Metallica come to mind. Those two bands, I think I can honestly say, are two of the bands that had the most impact on my musical tastes. I would actually like to hear some Ozzy vocals over this, too. But it has to be 70's Ozzy.
Thanks again, brother. I appreciate it.
Take care.
Aaron.
Pretty interesting track, like the concept! So that's the author reciting it? The music is impactful, goes well with the topic. Sax was a cool addition.
"And an invisible chicken in every pot", ha, great line!
Hey Wayne - thanks for listening mate - yeah thats Charles Bukowski reading his poem of the same name (whilst getting drunk - he was somewhat infamous with the booze) - he is writing about the rain in the depression ... hence the line but yeah its a good one
I would work on some of the levels of the backup singing, the first half seems a little soft and the 2nd half seems a bit loud. You can see the difference in the waveform. Just a suggestion.
Well that was different! Text to voice synth? Interesting. The voice sounds like something from star wars. The words were cool and with that effect on them it really went well with the sounds and effects you created.
I've come to expect a "no holds barred" type of approach to your music, which always makes a listen an experience. Thanks!
The drum track jut meanders along, doing it's own little jazzy thing. I like the way the bass and keys work together. Interesting vocals/spoken word track.
If you go back into this, the one adjustment I would make is to add just a bit more reverb to the vox and lower the volume a bit to make them sit in the mix a little better, to me they stick out front a wee bit. I have issues with getting the volume right on my vocals all the time, it's hard.
Cool, dark themed track. Reminiscent of some metal around when Sabbath was king. I hope you get some vocals from dimestop! Some awesome git loops in there.
I like mixes that sound like the person is performing the song rather than it sounding like an overly produced studio recording. The singing reminds me of someone but the name escapes me. Cool, I like it!
Cool composition and mix! Loved the vocal parts, wished there were more. To me it has that late 80's, early 90's progressive/alt rock feel to it. I liked the toms/drum parts, impactful during a change in the song. Well done, quality work!
Hola amigo Wayne, me complace saber de ti. Gracias por tus cálidos comentarios. Me alegro que te haya gustado, y sí, tiene algo de rock progresivo psicodélico, siempre me ha gustado grupos como PINK FLOYD. Que tengas un buen día junto a los tuyos. Salud y paz en el mundo.
Although this is cool on it's own, I agree with others, a proper vocal track would be the next level for this track, great! Guitar sounds fine. Fake it till you make it!
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I would try to get the track a bit louder, if you compare the size of your waveform to other songs it's a bit small. Also try to clip off the minute and a half dead space at the end. :)
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Well done!
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Cool change at the end with a neat ending to the track. I would call this a very efficient track, nothing in there that isn't needed as well as not being overproduced, well done Michael!
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This is nice, always liked this song. Great rendition, the Santana sound works well in this context. Singer has a great voice for this tune.
This song reminds me how much I miss live music, nice mix!
Wayne
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I have sleep issues as well, sucks, too many concussions.
At times the song sounds like the constant ticking of a clock, a death march for the sleepless. And water, especially water dripping, can cause the mad to loose their minds. At least I hope so, lol.
Whale-ish in nature, cool underwater clicks , pops and the calls of nature are a nice touch.
I just watched the classic Moby ##### this morning, coincidence?
Wayne
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Cool!
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Wayne
First thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. It means a lot.
I take it as a giant compliment that Sabbath and Metallica come to mind. Those two bands, I think I can honestly say, are two of the bands that had the most impact on my musical tastes. I would actually like to hear some Ozzy vocals over this, too. But it has to be 70's Ozzy.
Thanks again, brother. I appreciate it.
Take care.
Aaron.
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"And an invisible chicken in every pot", ha, great line!
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I would work on some of the levels of the backup singing, the first half seems a little soft and the 2nd half seems a bit loud. You can see the difference in the waveform. Just a suggestion.
Wayne
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I've come to expect a "no holds barred" type of approach to your music, which always makes a listen an experience. Thanks!
Wayne
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If you go back into this, the one adjustment I would make is to add just a bit more reverb to the vox and lower the volume a bit to make them sit in the mix a little better, to me they stick out front a wee bit. I have issues with getting the volume right on my vocals all the time, it's hard.
Cool track, nice vibe!
Wayne
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Always loved that song, such a summery feel to it.
Fun!
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Cool composition and mix! Loved the vocal parts, wished there were more. To me it has that late 80's, early 90's progressive/alt rock feel to it. I liked the toms/drum parts, impactful during a change in the song. Well done, quality work!
Wayne
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Funny how things work out sometimes.
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