Rob & Anne-Marie That is so clever in many ways. The video fits perfectly like it was made for the song. Great vocals - great instrumentation great song.
Rob & Anne Marie you really entertained me with this video. What a great production! You guys make a great team with your different talents and you are so creative with everything that you produce. I always look forward to what you have to share. This was very enjoyable. Sonny
Rob & Anne-Marie As usual, a knockout delivery I really liked the freeze-frame on the introduction and they way you brought the animation to life. Top vocals, great style. There's everything to like about this production.
Rob and Anne-Marie, That was wonderful! I really liked your song and they way you fit it to the video was amazing. I recognized the scene from "Band Wagon" with Cyd Charrise and Fred Astaire immediately. I saw that film for the first time last month. We must have been telepathically connected. SD
Rob and Anne-Marie, That was wonderful! I really liked your song and they way you fit it to the video was amazing. I recognized the scene from "Band Wagon" with Cyd Charrise and Fred Astaire immediately. I saw that film for the first time last month. We must have been telepathically connected. SD
RnAM, That is astounding how well the video syncs up to the song. Nicely written and well sung. Great choice of real tracks and superb editing and mix. Much enjoyed. Tom
I've got just about every Fred and Ginger film on DVD, so I was always going to like this. Sounds exactly like it came directly from one of their routines.
Beautifully put together and excellent vocals.
The sync with the video was amazing - I can imagine a bit of time was spent doing that!
Every now and then we get lucky and the music accompanying the movie is the same tempo as our song. In that case it is a matter of getting both in sync. If it's not exactly the same tempo it's a matter of slowing down or speeding up the movie.
What a way to start the new year! You're going to have some hard work ahead to top this one. All you have to do is say "Fred Astaire" and you immediately have Janice's attention. She loves the old Fred and Ginger flicks.
Like others have mentioned the mating of your melody and the video is a knockout. You guys do this better than anybody and this one is a showcase for that talent, indeed. Wonderful audio/vid production with an impeccable mix and vocals.
I didn't watch the video yet because I didn't want to be distracted ... I'll go back and watch soon.
This is a really fun song! I wouldn't suggest anything about the piece or the performance. But I have some mix-related suggestions ...
One, make the lady louder!
Two, the reverb on the male voice sounds like it's simulating a different space than the other verbs in that track; it sounds a bit suggestive of karaoke to me. I'd consider actually making the vocals dry, or nearly dry, and if they need something to take the edge off them, maybe a fast slapback delay instead of reverb?
Three, the reverb on the brass sounds a bit shrill. Maybe consider using a low pass filter if your reverb has one, dialling down some of the higher frequencies? Or use an EQ for this after the reverb. I learned recently that this is sometimes a nice trick for using enough reverb to make something sound a bit fuller, without being too noticeable.