Autumn | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
In collaboration with: | written by :Mark DelMedico :acoustic guitar Mark DelMedico Recording produced by Jon Liebing Jon Liebing all other instruments and harmonies |
Song I wrote about Autumn,has a progressive rock feel to it
vox are very 'dry', and also very on top(especially the first parts), why did you choose for that? its bit too less/much for me
harmonie is nice though!
would love to hear them a bit more drownded into the music and space..
otherwise i like the song much, sort of ballad or small epic
nice work again

harmonie is nice though!
would love to hear them a bit more drownded into the music and space..
otherwise i like the song much, sort of ballad or small epic
nice work again

Hi Max, a friend of mine did all the recording and production,all I did was played guitar and sand,he did all the recording and mastering etc.
MaxdB wrote…
vox are very 'dry', and also very on top(especially the first parts), why did you choose for that? its bit too less/much for me
harmonie is nice though!
would love to hear them a bit more drownded into the music and space..
otherwise i like the song much, sort of ballad or small epic
nice work again
:star:
Hi ULI thank you
ULI wrote…
Agree to Max about the vox .
But composition & arrangement are fine .
I like much the e-git parts and soloing .
good song![]()
U . L . I .
great song love the acustic tones
Hi Steve,thank you.
steveconnolly wrote…
great song love the acustic tones
The balanced guitars at the start work well, but I think the right-hand track needs a a slightly more interesting strum pattern.
I found the lead guitar intrusive in the verses. It works very well during the instrumental breaks, so just leave it there.
I'd have to agree about the vocals. They don't need much, maybe just a touch of space and possibly a fraction lower in the mix on verse 1. (If you keep the lead guitar in the later verses then you need a bit more on the vox there, because some of the lyrics are getting a little lost.)
Good song - I hope you found this helpful.
I found the lead guitar intrusive in the verses. It works very well during the instrumental breaks, so just leave it there.
I'd have to agree about the vocals. They don't need much, maybe just a touch of space and possibly a fraction lower in the mix on verse 1. (If you keep the lead guitar in the later verses then you need a bit more on the vox there, because some of the lyrics are getting a little lost.)
Good song - I hope you found this helpful.
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