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Great video from start to finish. Enjoyed this a lot.
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You are an amazing ambassador to PG Music. Really excellent.
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Hi all wrote this a little while back. All comments welcome. Rob4580 Get Me Back To You I went out late last night to see were you had gone. Searched every bar and honk tonk for you. Been searching high and low till my tear drops start to flow. Please find a way to get me back to you. Chorus I'm going down heart break road again. Your coming back but I don't know when. Bridge Chorus I'm going down heart break road again. Your coming back but I don't know when. Verse Then I saw you wa
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Congrats on the production and vocal. Very enjoyable. Rob4580
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That intro got my attention right off. Reminds of something from the eighties may be a touch of "Split Endz". Has a real spooky feel but in a good way. Well crafted lyrics and a great mix. Morse code at the end was a nice touch. Well done to all. Rob4580
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A terrific and informative video showing the versatility of BIAB!
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Wow, what an amazingly powerful voice. Richness, quality, perfection, dynamic range, and variation (the unexpected gospel delivery). This surely has to match the best from Whitney and others. Michael had no choice but to be absolutely impressed. What a sensational arrangement. Excellent, truly excellent !!!
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Misha/Rustyspoon insisted I get another singer to have a crack at this song. Eventually Steve Smith volunteered to have a go and provided three main vocals, as well as harmony vocals. Steve worked from Misha's melody and threw in a few ideas of his won re phrasing and such. Misha's voice is rich with melange of exotic culture and personal expression and Steve's interpretation is more to do with his placement of words and pauses/emphasis. It was an interesting contrast to mix. There's still no ke
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Many Congrats, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEJKLEF1HSg
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Wow, this slid to page two of the forum in half a day - things are happening too fast on page one & there's a bit over blanket bombing with that too. Found this anyway. The spoons didn't actually seem to fit with the style of the melody - it seems like it forces a happy major key impression when the theme and melody are sadder. The double tracked vocals worked well. Good effort.
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I really like my ACtone pedal. I don't use it ofetn and almost always DI when I do but it has THAT sound. Ancient Alesis - I have an ancient Alesisi Reverb III - it has 3 decent settings! Interesting use of the pitch pedal - is that clean & wet at equal measure? This is all about standing in the sun & seeing the Shadows.
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This shuffles along really nicely and the narrative is cool. I think the drum transitions are a little busy went they play across the toms. A very tidy, even and pleasant mix with a similarly nice vocal.
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Seems like fun though the bottom end is a bit thin. Who or what does what?
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RX7 - expensive tools. The vocals sound as they're in a different room to the music - the backing vocals emphasize this too. You could try throwing a reverb across the whole mix that is close to the effect the vocal seems to sit in - it would sound quite 60s as well as suitably spacey. Very energetic song, melody & mix.
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The backing seems pretty tidy though there's a lot of string noise in RealTrack 2552. The stereo image is good too. I mentioned my concerns regarding your vocal tracks so won't go into them again. Lyrically I'm confused about a song addressed to new born that is believed, generally, to have become an adult. I don't understand the many positions on trinity, monotheism etc. and this one made me even more lost.
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sslechta: Thank you! Very kind of you to listen and comment :-) Charlie Fogle: haha. I'm totally clueless when it comes to production techniques! as you can no doubt tell :-) but I like making music anyway, so I do my best ;-) lol. Thanks for a really nice comment!!! much appreciated :-)
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that would be great ++1
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+1 Support for usertracks died off some time ago, there was so much potential there but ?? You can make up any usertrack up you like in ReaTrak then import into Biab or RealBand. ReaTrak will give you a lot more control as well as Holds n Shots.
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+++1
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Hello, Practicing some ethnic music such as South American styles, the need to create usertracks of instruments like charango, cuatro, guitar are for me essential what pgmusic can make an effort to solve the problems related to usertracks In advance, I thank the whole team of pg music who does a great job. Balbuena.
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I'm not sure the new versions are improvements on the old. It's not like they needed fixing or anything. In the new version it feels like everything has been turned up in the mix. There's certainly a lot less dynamic range. The vocal feels like it's been hyped in the high end, which sounds more modern, but makes it a bit less integrated into the mix. On "Superstar" the final choruses lose a bit of their punch because there's less contrast with the verse, and louder hi-hat and bass
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Jim, this reminds me of something I heard way back in the 80s, when Bill Maher told Jay Leno on the Tonight Shos that he had developped a new musical fusion style, combining Country and Rap. And he had named that style, too: Crap LOL Greetings, Stefan
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I found another inconsistency in the on-screen Hints: Specifically, the Generate and Play hint states that if you don't want to generate, press Play instead (figure 1). But pressing Play will generate if (for reasons unknown to us) the program believes that a generation is necessary (figure 2).
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With Biab you have midi chord input detection that works good ! You have a Conductor window that pretty well lets you control anything from the midi keyboard, what you can't you can use these tools to send keystrokes from your midi keyboard: For Win MIDI2Key http://75r.de/software/?lang=en MIDI Hotkey Portable http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Audio/MIDI-Hotkey-Portable.shtml For Mac midiStroke http://charlie-roberts.com/midiStroke/ I haven't tried Conductor for ages s
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Copy and yes MAKE SOME MUSIC (actually make another CD and let us know when it's ready). Larry
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