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Look Up For the last couple of years my family has been plagued with some serious health issues, quite a lot of it on my wife's side of the family. A while back we were driving down the road when she told me she was sad for all of the trouble the family had been going through, and concerned I would eventually lose patients because of the burdens and effects of these illnesses. I pulled to the side of the road and reminded her of a short time ago, when I was so ill I was expected by many to die. Trying to start to walk again was very difficult. Even with the assistance of a walker each step took concentration and effort, so I developed a habit of looking at my feet as I went, which the doctors didn't want. She moved into the hospital with me, and walked with me, keeping me steady with every step and continually encouraging me to "look up." And now I felt very lucky to be the the one she can lean on every step of the way and encourage her to keep looking up. That began the idea for the song. Musically, I reached back to years ago when a band I was in got booked for a church in California. When we got there we discovered it was an all black church filled with very musical worshipers, whose style of music was very different from ours. Their house band opened and we closed, but there was never really a closure. The crowd got very into it, and instead of closing we had the house band come back up and we went into an hours long jam session! I think they enjoyed it as much as we did because they had us back several times over the years. One of them was a great organist, which is why I used these rather eclectic instruments on this recording. Not sure it worked. Because of time constraints this was put together in small bits and pieces as I got the time. I'm not sure the mix or the instruments are right. I think it may have come out a little too busy, and something just sounds off to me. If you decide to give 'er a listen, feel free to pick it apart and let me know. Look up, no matter how you feel. Look up. The Lord is with you still. When things get tough, you feel like giving up, remember where your help comes from And look up, look up to the hills. Let the Lord be your strength, your shelter and your shield. ‘Cause the gates of hell will not prevail when you're walking in his will. So look up. When troubled seas surround you and the wind blows like a gale, though the waves will crash, let the lightning flash, his promises will not fail. In the middle of the darkness, you can still walk in the light. Hold on to hope, you know you’re not alone. Walk by faith and not sight, and Look up, no matter how you feel. Look up. The Lord is with you still. When things get tough, you feel like giving up, remember where your help comes from. And look up, look up to the hills. Let the Lord be your strength, your shelter and your shield. ‘Cause the gates of hell will not prevail just keep walking in his will, and look up. Just look up. So remember that you’re not alone 'cause the Lord you serve’s still on the throne And everything’s in his control, so rejoice oh my soul. And though the battle rages on, the war is already won Through Jesus Christ, God’s risen son, to whom we belong … So, look up. Just look up, no matter how you feel. Look up. The Lord is with you still. When things get tough, you feel like giving up, remember where your help comes from. And look up, look up to the hills. Let the Lord be your strength, your shelter and your shield. 'Cause the gates of hell will not prevail when you’re walking in his will. No, the gates of hell will not prevail so keep walking in his will, and look up. Just look up. ... And here's the band: Drums: Pat Steward, _PROXY.STY Bass: Mark Hill, _PROXY.STY Fingerpick Giutar: Jason Roller, FPKE120.STY Electric Rthym Guitar: Mike Durham, _PROXY Electric Rthym Guitar 2: Brent Mason, _PROXY.STY Organ: Donyea Goodman, _DELIGHT.STY Dobro: Rob Ickes, _MUG.STY Fiddle: Andy Leftwich, _RISE.STY Back Vocal: Brit Savage, _DELIGHT.STY I played the lead guitar using my Spirit prototype solid body through an 11 rack processor. Recorded at 145 BPM on Protools 12, Mastered on Ozone.
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Hi, Brad. Wow, that's quite an inspirational story. Sorry for the health issues in your family, and happy for your recovery.
Cool rockin' song! Love your energetic vocals and lead guitar. Nice use of BGVs, too. I can never get them to fit this well. THANKS for sharing!
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Hi Brad,
I love the background on the love that inspired this piece. I also really appreciate the uplifting lyrics of faith and trust. But to me, the song sounds rushed, and probably not to your surprise, a bit busy though I can't comment further on that because my ears don't know why, musically speaking. Lyrically speaking, you could probably prune the lyrics a bit and still say what you want. But I think there's a super potential here for an inspiring, moving song. I look forward to hearing its evolution.
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Hey thanks for stopping by for a listen DC. This is the first time I've used this particular BGV track with Brit Savage and wasn't sure it would come off well.
Thanks a bunch for the comment BYO - yeah, I thought so. I'll probably take a little bit of a break from it, and come back later to see if I can hear a fresh perspective and try to clean it up a little. There are some great ears on this forum, so hopefully I'll get some good ideas.
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Brad,
A good rocker.
The opening organ is cool. I wanted it to continue. Since this is a Rocker, the organ could handle the fills that you've given to the fiddle guy (and sound more appropriate - opinion)
A solid vocal. Again, since this is more of a rocker, I think the vocal should sit in-the-mix more (it is solidly up-front).
The guitars are low - could use some volume.
Cool BGVs.
Good to see you back around.
Wishing you and your family the best...
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Hey Brad...I haven't got to be around the forum much lately since my wife suffered her stroke...I didn't realize that being the caregiver for someone would be so taxing physically and especially mentally and emotionally...I kinda got to feeling like the music was dying in me...I've haven't sat down at the piano for weeks and can't make it to church right now to play and worship...today I opened my computer and it came on to a website that I had not pulled up...it was Bible Gateway.com and a verse was staring me in the face...it was Psalm 51:12 "Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me."...I then came to the forum and looked for an uplifting title that would catch my attention..."Look Up" caught my eye...I just want to say thanks for posting this just now and I want you to know that you are a part of a small but needed miracle today for me...thanks for the encouraging song and the inspiring words you wrote to give us the background...please know you made my day today!
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Brad, an outstanding song
Great vocal and an outstanding message - loved that
Great instrumentation and arrangement
super mix
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Mix wise the vocal sits way over the top of the backing...maybe try some common reverb to tie them together.
The fiddle accent parts are a little too loud...it could be my ears but the extra instruments that feature for a moment or two on the left seems loud er than the rest.
Cool package though.
Cheers
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Hi Brad.
Our family have our health issues too so I understand your situation.
Some days are good, some not so good.
Re your song, I agree with others that the vocal is too far forward of the mix.
I also thing that the sound would improve by a word trim. You seem to be rushing the lyrics out.
Just an example in the 2nd and 3rd lines: "When life's tough, and you're giving up, remember where help comes from
And look up, up to the hills. The Lord's your strength, your shelter and shield".
Just a little trimming required imho.
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HI, Brad!! You were surely missed, brother. Thanks for all of your comments. Chills run through me right from the moment you pulled the car to the side of the road. Your backstrory brings even more love and beauty to this song. It's great that you were able to replay your wife's great advice for her too. Let it be. Look up. All is good when we're together and the best of living looks after us. Well done. Welcome back.
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Hi Brad, good to see you back here!
Very inspiring back story, thanks for sharing.
You have received some solid advice from others on the technical details, but the bottom line is you have written an excellent song!
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You got a very "LIVE" sound out this one. Cool Rocker!! like the lyrics positive messages.
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Thanks for the comments Floyd. I don't know if I can pull it off due to some computer problems (and lack of talent), but I'll give it a shot. I'd be crazy not to take your thoughts seriously!
Wow Dan, I'm so sorry to hear about your wife and sure hope she makes a full recovery. I've not been able to spend the time on the forum that I'd like to either, so I was unaware of her stroke. Hang in there, caregiving can take a lot out of you. I'll be praying for both of you.
Thanks for listening Mario. I've been considering taking the banjo out of the lead part - not sure it fit well with the organ.
Thanks so much for the suggestions Ray. You've got ear like no others. As much as I dislike singing, I may have to just put an entirely new vocal on it. I tried the reverb trick, but I couldn't get it right without it becoming too much and getting muddy. Maybe more organ in those fiddle parts will help too.
I'll give it a shot Vic, thanks for the suggestions. Too many words seem to be a consistant problem for me. I didn't feel rushed when I put the vocal down, but I'm not a very experienced singer, and like I said it seems to be a consistant problem for me.
It's so good to hear from you Marty. I've caught up with a couple of your posts lately, and man you are still putting out some great stuff!
Thanks for the encouragement Dave. I'm also looking forward to hearing more of that guitar playing of yours!
Great to hear from you Elliott. I'm afraid that "Live" feeling was purely by accident. Hopefully it doesn't disappear completely while tinkering around with it. Thanks for stopping by,
Brad
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Hi, Brad. Good to see you!  And a good song. I agree that it's a bit too frenetic, like you've thrown in everything and the kitchen sink. Sort of like a band doing the initial run through of the song, and they're still working it out. But it's all there - now it's just a matter of finding out where the song - and you! - are going to breathe, and paring it back a bit. Nice work!
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Good song with a good message. This drives along at a good pace.... wow.... that banjo (1:50) really was unexpected but it worked.
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Inspirational and delivered with a country rocking vibe.
Cool vocals and guitar chops.
Welcome back and we wish the very best to you and yours.
Enjoyed it!
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You've got a good basis for an excellent rocker. I like the change in the melody on this line "In the middle of the darkness, you can still walk in the light.
Hold on to hope, you know you’re not alone." I also think the part where you slow down is very effective. I would try decreasing the tempo slightly 8 to 10 bpm, which would keep the rocking energy but help the lyrics not sound to rushed.
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Brad,
Wow! That's quite the backstory. Glad things are getting better for you.
Great song! Full of energy and resolve. Excellent vocal and an excellent mix.
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No better way to respond to sadness and despair than to write a very cool song. Loved the vocal and lyric Brad. Really well done..
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I think it may have come out a little too busy, and something just sounds off to me. If you decide to give 'er a listen, feel free to pick it apart and let me know. I think you perhaps answered your own question Brad but read on. You are probably familiar with that old tidbit of wisdom "Don't bore us, get to the Chorus". Well you went one better and opened with the Chorus with great effect. (at least I think it is the chorus). I liked it. The lyrics are inspirational and uplifting but the tempo (144 ?) kinda lessened my ability to properly absorb and contemplate them. I actually slowed your song to 125 and suddenly the tension was replaced with a more relaxed and enjoyable listening experience. And yes I would agree with your thoughts that "it may have come out a little too busy"I'm a sucker for idioms : Alan Perlis, a pioneering computer scientist said “A fool adds complexity while a genius subtracts.” Jory Vinikour, a prize-winning harpsichord performer said “The silence is as important as the notes” "Less is more".................Yada yada yada......... These principles are handy to keep in mind to resist the temptation of over contructing DAW/BIAB tracks, imo Now the praise: The song has a very strong melody which is memorable long after a listen. I found the chord progression clever and interesting and was impressed with how you got so much melodic variety out of B A & G. You have a very good Country music voice. Lyrics are heartfelt and enlightening. In a nutshell I would love to hear a slightly slower and sparser mix of this wonderful song. Regards Izzy
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Video: XPro Styles PAK 9 Overview & Styles Demos: Watch now!
XPro Styles PAKs require Band-in-a-Box® 2025 or higher and are compatible with ANY package, including the Pro, MegaPAK, UltraPAK, UltraPAK+, and Audiophile Edition.
Video: Band-in-a-Box® 2025 for Mac®: VST3 Plugin Support
Band-in-a-Box® 2025 for Mac® now includes support for VST3 plugins, alongside VST and AU. Use them with MIDI or audio tracks for even more creative possibilities in your music production.
Band-in-a-Box® 2025 for Macs®: VST3 Plugin Support
Video: Band-in-a-Box® 2025 for Mac®: Using VST3 Plugins
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