PuppetXeno wrote…

Yes it sounds pretty fluid. THe percussion and rhythm guitar are awesome, though maybe the lead is a little bit too "thin"... Could be the sound you're after but I half expect a fatty jazzy tone instead. But since that is all arguable.. its pretty slick all in all, good job indeed!

N1cksoN wrote…

Just Great!

One more vote for the sound of the acoustic guitar.
If the first strings (between 0:40 - 0:50) are one idea down, won't it be better? - This is just my not professional opinion

N1cksoN wrote…

I said
If the strings between O:40 - 0:50 are little quiet, may be it will be better. But this is just my opinion. :)

TheKunadiun wrote…

Denis your quality is freaking amazing. You raelly get great tones and I love all of your jams. This is another for  the classic's vault. Ace job and man your songs just bleed with feeling and scream to be enjoyed over and over again. excellent job    :D

ArpKnight wrote…

Excellent work on the percussion. This track sounds great loud, it has very good dynamics, you've nailed the production.

Personally I prefer the fatter Jazz tone, but this is still very relaxing :)

Denis wrote…

I wrote this composition in June 07 as a result of some nice comments on bandAMP form previous songs.
I applied no Eq when mastering, I just used my ears to set the distance for the mics, adjusted the Eq on the Arch top and bass pods at the source of recording.  It's also the cleanest sound I've got from my mics, so I did not need to apply too much noise reduction.  I simply used my ears when setting up the gain on my workstation, hence the pre-amps get noisy after about 65%, then added gain to the compression pre-set, yeah it's got presets for most instruments, easy peasy eh.

I'm very pleased with the production on this, Oh and for some reason I didn't even have to add gain to the limiter, the levels appear to be good, thus keeping the dynamic entached.

swordfish wrote…

Denis wrote…

I wrote this composition in June 07 as a result of some nice comments on bandAMP form previous songs.
I applied no Eq when mastering, I just used my ears to set the distance for the mics, adjusted the Eq on the Arch top and bass pods at the source of recording.  It's also the cleanest sound I've got from my mics, so I did not need to apply too much noise reduction.  I simply used my ears when setting up the gain on my workstation, hence the pre-amps get noisy after about 65%, then added gain to the compression pre-set, yeah it's got presets for most instruments, easy peasy eh.

I'm very pleased with the production on this, Oh and for some reason I didn't even have to add gain to the limiter, the levels appear to be good, thus keeping the dynamic entached.

Sorted for the beach sounds.
Thanks Denis....

   :star:

aar0j wrote…

I'm one for fatter jazzy tones, but considering the other instruments it fits in perfectly in my opinion, I think a fatter lead tone would be too overpowering and probably as clear .

You should produce a CD, I'm pretty sure many hotels would purchase it as beach bar music
Better yet, go touring round playing in hotels :P

Denis wrote…

aar0j wrote…

I'm one for fatter jazzy tones, but considering the other instruments it fits in perfectly in my opinion, I think a fatter lead tone would be too overpowering and probably as clear .

You should produce a CD, I'm pretty sure many hotels would purchase it as beach bar music
Better yet, go touring round playing in hotels :P

Yeah I've produced a CD with this song on it, should hit the Internet in the next few weeks.  Plus yeah I've been thinking about forming a band, but nowhere committed to the idea, it all depends whether I continue having the creativeness to carry on producing new songs, which is what I enjoy the most.

Cheers  ;)