please lend me your ears
please lend me your ears
... and I'll sing you a song, hopefully better than Ringo once did
Here is mine, it's called A delicious waste of time, so if you have some of your own to waste, just give it a listen and see if you feel like dropping a line.
Does the songwriting sound alright to you?
What would be some clues for further mixing?
Well, anything...
Be cruel if you have to, still if it happens to be constructive you're my friend
Cheers!
Martin
Here is mine, it's called A delicious waste of time, so if you have some of your own to waste, just give it a listen and see if you feel like dropping a line.
Does the songwriting sound alright to you?
What would be some clues for further mixing?
Well, anything...
Be cruel if you have to, still if it happens to be constructive you're my friend
Cheers!
Martin
Can't fault the songwriting, the production's pretty damn good. It does sound a bit like everything else that's out there (who am I to comment) and think it would suit a mobile phone advert.
As the song progresses I find it gets more interesting and particularly like the Beatle-esque dreamy vocal harmonies, fantastic mate.
Overall pretty good. Better production than I'll ever get to with the complete lack of spare time I have at the moment.
All the best buddy
As the song progresses I find it gets more interesting and particularly like the Beatle-esque dreamy vocal harmonies, fantastic mate.
Overall pretty good. Better production than I'll ever get to with the complete lack of spare time I have at the moment.
All the best buddy
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your track is fantastic.
Worthy of McCartney himself ( in his most mischeivously melodic mode)
Really great stuff. Love the middle eight...in fact the harmonic changes are just gorgeous, and the slightly loose performance and down at heel production vibe just makes it perfect for these ears.
Good on ya, and thanks.
your track is fantastic.
Worthy of McCartney himself ( in his most mischeivously melodic mode)
Really great stuff. Love the middle eight...in fact the harmonic changes are just gorgeous, and the slightly loose performance and down at heel production vibe just makes it perfect for these ears.
Good on ya, and thanks.
Hi evernaut!
As for the hit record potential ( ) I'm very flattered, but I need to have more than one song in my repertoire, just in case!
Anyway, such encouraging comments mean a lot to me, cheers!
Martin
Right, as this has mostly been recorded in the kitchen, and mixed in the living room, I quickly realised that it wasn't going to sound like a top notch studio recording. So instead of fighting to get that professional sound, I thought it would be more fun pushing it into the home made direction.evernaut wrote: the slightly loose performance and down at heel production vibe just makes it perfect for these ears.
As for the hit record potential ( ) I'm very flattered, but I need to have more than one song in my repertoire, just in case!
Anyway, such encouraging comments mean a lot to me, cheers!
Martin
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Re: please lend me your ears
sounds great bro! great song, plus radio & commercial potential. Why don't you let us know a little bit more about your recording process? I love the drums, your drummer has nice, consistent brush work and overall groove; how did you mic the kit?
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Re: please lend me your ears
I wanted to give this little flash player a test, but here's a direct link:sparklepuff wrote:
Won't play for me. Just sits on 0 | 0
Shame, all this praise really makes me want to listen to it. Comparisons to McCartney, Drake, let me hear it!
http://www.martinrewki.ch/_divers/mp3/D ... OfTime.mp3
Now I'm afraid all this praise might lead to disappointment...
The drums... It's all midi actually , EZdrummer for the most and some other samples, but furiously edited, took me hours and hours!pabloaugustus wrote: Why don't you let us know a little bit more about your recording process? I love the drums, your drummer has nice, consistent brush work and overall groove; how did you mic the kit?
And I played all the other instruments myself, guitar and bass were plugged directly into my ultralite. I used a Røde NT2000 mic for the vocals as well as a SE2200A I borrowed from a buddy, and everything was done in Live.
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