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Hi Colin,
Thanks for taking the time to do this. Your take on this is by far the most different of anyone so far. It is another example of how wide the range is in final outcome starting with the same tracks.
Cheers,
Billy
“Amazing! I’ll be working with Jaco Pastorius, Charlie Parker, Art Tatum, and Buddy Rich, and you’re telling me it’s not that great of a gig? “Well…” Saint Peter, hesitated, “God’s got this girlfriend who thinks she can sing…”
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Hi Guys,
I saw the neurologist today. Not really good news. High probability of Parkinson.
So....I am a bit distracted. Aw man, sorry to hear that. I've heard treatments have improved so hopefully there are a number of things that will be able to help you. I'll be prayin' for ya! Being distracted is totally understandable; and I highly doubt anyone here would judge you for a second. I have no issue with anyone changing any part of this song. That is I guess what could come next. We figure out how best to mix what exist. We then can make a decision that there may be better arrangements. You don't know me well enough to know that I just hear things differently. I love to tinker. It really has nothing to do with me thinking I can do something better; just differently. I hear certain effects here and there that I would do; that would probably not be all that great. However, they would be fun for me to possibly try.  To make this into a team effort we would have to agree what the general outcome should be. What kind of song is this? Screaming rock with screaming guitar? More of a metal vibe? Is it ever going to be played live with a three or four piece band? Does the music fit the message? I really thought the fun in this was that it was however people were hearing it. NOT forever to try to mix it the same way. Different people hear different things. It's really to hear what people are doing with the tracks you provided. Not really adding anything. Getting creative with what IS provided. And I'm sure everyone would agree they are thankful for you doing that! There are obvious issues with my tracks other than mixing.
1. My drums were unacceptable. 2. The bass line was just "OK" 3. The lead guitar line had too many notes out of time and a few "wrong" notes. 4. There is nothing really wrong with the vocal. Yes there are some pitch issues and places where the phrasing could be better. It is a rock vocal, not "Bridge Over Troubled Water" Everyone has Melodyne/Autotune so small issues with the vocal can be fixed. 5. I am OK with the lyrics but that is just my subjective opinion. 6. The song is too "mechanical", everything repeats every 12 measures. There should be some kind of bridge to address that issue.
If anyone thinks they can sing a better vocal, play a better guitar lead or redo any track, I think that would be fantastic. Post you tracks and I and most likely others will mix them. This has already turned into a BB forum song, a wide area collaboration, which I a super happy to be a small part of. Welcome to the world of recording. Everything you listed is actually fine with me. It adds to the "listen what so and so did; verses the other so and so." Don't get down on your tracks. I know I like them! Btw, was that you on vocals? If so, you really have a great voice. I like your tone A LOT! No, thank you! You started the whole idea and were very generous in what you have provided. I think there is a lot of appreciation for what you have done. Many here are listening and just not participating. This is great content for the forum. It just took a spark from you...and I guess fanning that fire. So...Thank you! 
Chad (Hope that makes it easier) TEMPO TANTRUM: What a lead singer has when they can't stay in time.
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Hi,
Thanks for the kind words. The health issues are just "stuff". Not to worry. Life is not dangerous it is terminal, no one ever made it out alive...lol
I am a big fan of collaboration in any form. It is what I like about playing in a band. It is a team effort.
I have enjoyed listening to the various mix versions to date. It has given me some education in what is possible that I may not have considered before.
The vocal was done by Dan, a friend of mine in London, England. The vocal would have been slightly different if he was here in Miami at my house. He only had a very general idea of what I was looking for. Another vocal will be done here locally when the guys in the band have the time. I have no ability to sing that style of music. Backing, perhaps but not lead.
This song started out as just messing around with the new 2019 BB. It has taken on a life of it's own. It continues to be a fun little project. Who knows where and how this may get played.
There are songs that friends of mine have written that I play. They are not always aware that I or anyone else is playing their songs. Some of them are not even still alive. I might say "this one is for Joe" no one at the gig knows who Joe was....but I do.
Songs very often get passed around in a very strange manner. Someone sent me a email from China, Mongolia to be exact telling me how much they liked one of my blues tunes. How does someone in China find a completely unknown person like me. Well, yes it happened because of soundcloud, but what are the chances of that.
It is getting late here, in more ways than one....
Best to everyone,
Billy
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Nice job with the background vocals on that, Eric...they really shine here... Hi Folks, Saw this thread earlier today and thought I would also give it a go as I enjoy the production side of music, as well as making music - both of which I am looking to do more of. Here is me version of Cyberspace: https://www.dropbox.com/s/66z6uqwdpxubsnp/Cyberspace%2010%20WLM.wav?dl=0Used Superior Drummer 3 (Tracker) for Kick & Snare, mixed the tracks (in Cubase Pro) to provide some space in the tracks, and used some wave modulation to create a synth / rhythmic effect on the guitar chord track. Enjoy Colin - those drums work well - I thought they could use a bit more reverb - but, a great BIG sound. Nice pumping bass, too. And the vocals sit nicely in the mix. Well done... Now....just waiting for HTL.... 
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What a great idea for a thread and a community project. I really enjoyed listening to the different mixes and reading your thoughts about it.
There are so many talented people here!
Will
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Billy,
I have been out of town most of the past 2 weeks. How open are you to a re-imagining vs. a re-mixing? I see some have added and swapped out parts altogether, so I'm wondering if you are up for an altogether re-do?
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Hi Rockstar
For sure I would like to see that happen. I am away from the computer but will be back in a bit
Billy
EDIT: Actually I have been thinking it would be really nice to have other peoples take on this. Feel free to redo this as you like.
Last edited by Planobilly; 03/16/19 09:57 AM.
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Thank you Billy for allowing us to share in your creative process. this was my Saturday evening project this weekend.  I used all of your original files. I approached it by trying to make each section sound a little different. The intro i stripped down to feature the beautiful lead guitar. ...and i featured that drum fill track each time that it comes in. I chose to do a fade in and fade out at the beginning and end of the song. ...and to build up instead of starting with all of the instruments. Mutes and automation were used to bring in and out the various parts as needed. I played live tambourine at the ending. The drum loop at the start and end i programmed in Cubase's Groove Agent SE. Also, used Groove Agent to play the added snare hit and ride cymbal. T-Racks classic compressor was used on most tracks. All other effects are Cubase stock effects. ( Reverbs, delays,chorus, flanger, EQ, chopper, step filter, saturation ). here's the link: Cyberspace-Robsmix thanks again for sharing this! peace! -rob
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Hi Rob,
What a very cool mix you have come up with!! Without any doubt this is the most unusual mix to date! I really like the concept. Cool stuff!!
It is a bit late here and I have a 8 AM Dr appointment. I only got to listen once. I will listen to this in more detail tomorrow after noon.
I never dreamed that that so many people would take an interest in this. Thanks to everyone who has been involved.
Thank you Rob for taking the time to mix this.
Cheers,
Billy
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Billy, Thank you for your generosity. This has been a fun thread to follow. This forum has some talented and inventive members! For those that enjoy songwriting, mixing or mastering challenges check out +++ Mix Challenge.Com +++. Mix Challenge is in desperate need for audio material. So if anyone has older material they would like to hear remixed or new material that needs a second ear this is a great website to try.
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Hi Jim,
Thanks for posting the link. I took a look but don't quite have it figured out yet. Who decides which mix is the winner?
I have at least a hundred songs with all the stems. I could send raw stems . It looks like many people have send stems that have been pre mixed which makes it hard if not impossible to remix.
I will try to take a bit of time to understand the site better.
Cheers,
Billy
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Billy,
I would like to kill two birds with one stone. I want to take your lyrics, and re-imagine the song in the style of one of two artists whose production aesthetic has been discussed at length here on the forums over the past year.
Take your choice - would you like this song re-imagined in the style of:
1. Luke Combs 2. Ed Sheeran
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Which would you prefer?
Whichever you would prefer, I want to take it on as a challenge. It might take me awhile to do it, as I am again traveling for work about 50% of the time over the next month.
Note: I currently use no PG Music products, so I won't be able to provide style information. Neither of these artists have anything particularly difficult to play as far as I can tell (slide guitar will be the most challenging thing I think in reproducing these)
Drums will be EZ Drummer. Everything else will be me, except if I use some loops for drums - Luke Combs producers use quite a few electronic and rock sounds in his drums. Hurricane is one such example.
Why do I suggest this?
Your lyrics are dealing with very current topics. The style used in your demo, though at one time was modern and you executed quite well for that sound, sounds to my ear, to be about 30 years old. 80's era rock. The two things; lyrics and the sound; seem out-of-sync to me. I think you did a great job on your song, but I want to see the possibilities about doing a cover of it AND demonstrate production and arrangement of what I hear in one of those two artists.
I probably won't use the same chord structure exactly, but I'll try to stay true to it as much as possible and the melodic range, so you can replace my scratch vocals with your more powerful vocals.
I may call upon the assistance of some PGers here for some instrumentation. For example, I don't currently have access to mandolin and I only can pull off those 2 finger chords when I've played in the past or little deedle-ee-dee melody bits.
How does this sound to you?
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Hi Rockstar,
You are welcome to use the lyrics any way you like.
Mat or I neither one can sing modern country and certainly can not sing like Ed Sheeran.
Feel free to re-imagine as you like.
The musical idea came from John Lee Hooker 1962 Boom Boom Boom and ZZ Top La Grange 1973.
If I were to do another style it would be with a young female singer and one acoustic guitar in a minor key and put the controversial lyrics back in the song and not post it on this forum.
There are a lot of phone songs...Luke Bryan - Light It Up comes to mind.
I assume anything is possible, but these were written as rock lyrics.
Cyber Space
You Look So Cool You Look So Hot Are your Just A Cyber Bot?
You Make Me laugh You Make Me Cry You Make Me Sad And I'm Wondering Why
I'm Living Here With You In Cyber Space ---------------------------------
Your On My Phone Your In My Head Facebook Telling Everyone I'm Dead
You Make Me laugh You Make Me Cry You Make Me Sad And I'm Wondering Why
I'm Living Here With You In Cyber Space ----------------------------------
You always know Just What I Need Hear Me Cry Out On The Twitter Feed
You Make Me laugh You Make Me Cry You Make Me Sad And I Wonder Why
I'm Living Here With You In Cyber Space ----------------------------------
I can't live without my phone don't you dare leave me alone
You Make Me laugh You Make Me Cry You Make Me Sad And I Wonder Why
I'm Living Here With You In Cyber Space ------------------------------------
You Are So Cool You Are So Hot I'll Never quit you No Matter What
You Make Me laugh You Make Me Cry You Make Me Sad Now I Know Why
I'm Living Here With You In Cyber Space
Have fun whatever you do!
Cheers,
Billy
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