HI Ralf Thanks for the mail. Had a think and decided vocals had to go! Try these in Getting Free:
Link here: http://www.projectoverseer.biz/BluesLSD/?song=4978 Cheers Bob Blueslsd On 17 March 2010 12:19, Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mard...@alice-dsl.net> wrote: > > Hi All >> Taken on board what has been said here. >> Please take a listen now and see what you think. >> Have also mastered the track in Jamin >> >> http://www.projectoverseer.biz/BluesLSD/ >> >> >> Cheers >> Bob >> > > Hi Bob :) > > I'm sorry, but I guess "Getting Free" nearly is beyond recovery. Sometimes > this kind of shit happens. I'm still not fine with the mastering. Perhaps > the brasses needs to be louder and maybe you have to completely record the > vocals again. Just my 2 cents. > > If I would try to remaster "Getting Free", I would mix the instrumental > backing with the vocals kept in mind and after this I would try to add the > existing vocals, but I fear you need to sing it again. I might be > completely wrong, because I don't know the raw material. > > At the moment I'm in a completely different musical phase of life. I'm > ogling most of all with avant-garde jazz, something that nearly can't be > mixed wrong, because there are less expectations for the final mixing. For > your song "Getting Free" I do have expectations for the mixing. I'm > comparing it with common mixing styles for this kind of music. Perhaps you > like to break the mould. If I were you, I wouldn't do this for this kind of > music. > > And now a note to "Too Old Too Soon". Sounds like West Coast, similar to > Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young and Crazy Horse. A hard contrast to the music of > a jazz musician I visited at the weekend and to the music I prefer for my > musical phase of life, but I like "Too Old Too Soon" very much. IIRC this > song wasn't there when you first posted the link. I like it very much. > Please, can I get a FLAC or WAV for private listening? If so send it to me > off-list. I like the composition, arrangement and mixing. > > Btw. the musician I visited, Achim Jaroschek [1], has got a Kurzweil PC2 > with similar good B3 sounds, like you are playing in "Too Old Too Soon". > What keyboard does your keyboarder use? Is it a Kurzweil PC2 too? I'm asking > because I noted that for the very good sound there's the click missing. > Achim's Kurzweil's B3 sounds do have a click when playing singlelines or two > notes simultaneously, but when playing 3 or more notes the click gets lost. > This is very annoying. I'm not missing the click in "Too Old Too Soon", I > just noticed that there seems to be no click too, but it's ok for this song. > > Cheers! > Ralf > > [1] Anybody in Leipzig today? > > Concert announcement: Achim Jaroschek/ Piano -- Holger Ehling/ Reading > > > > Mediencampus Villa Ida > > Poetenweg 28 > > 04155 Leipzig > > > The concert and reading starts 19:30 03/17/2010. I guess the reading will > be on German. > > > I won't be at the Leipzig Book Fair, I stay in our home town Oberhausen, > Ruhrpott, Western Germany, but I recommend to visit this concert. Achim is a > very gifted exceptional talent, among others he played with Peter Brötzmann, > Günter "Baby" Sommer, Mani Neumeier and Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky. > > > http://www.jaroschek.com/ > > > Achim (piano, keyboards and drums) is open minded, I dunno, but I'm nearly > sure he would like to talk with musicians and anybody else listening to this > concert. He not only plays Brötzmann stylish, but also ... hm? ... I would > say sometimes it reminds me to the more melodic music of Art Lande, who also > is a pianist and drummer, but this might be just my impression. > >
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