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I still have that LP.
Doesn't everybody?
I still have that LP.
Doesn't everybody?
Lol sooner, you have pretty good taste in music... You mind giving me your opinion on this track me and my buddy have been working on? (We have about 3-5 minutes of unrecorded stuff after this, but we can't record until winter break since he's at USF...)
It's rough so bear with it lol.
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Honestly, it was doing good until the piano came in. Not sure if it was the way it came in or what but after that it sounded like there was conflict between the piano section onward and what had came before. I like the way it started a lot but I think a better transition into the piano would help.
Which part? After the guitar part ends and the synth comes in? I agree with you there lol. It might just be due to the lack of decent recording equipment my friend has in his dorm, but it comes off really rough at that point. I'm sure when we record the full thing at his dad's place over winter break (His dad has a recording studio in his house...) it will sound a lot more crisp. Thanks for the input though, it's much appreciated.
I would either fade a little before the piano and then come back with both as is or maybe start the piano softer and crescendo it in...
That's a great idea actually. Forwarded both your comments to my buddy.
I think it would make for a smoother sound as the transition is just too harsh as is. My preference would be bringing the piano in just a little softer to start...
Yeah I know what you mean. I agree. Those are two separate recordings, so I'm not sure how much thought he put into the transition. We just kind of spliced them together to get a good idea where we wanted it to go, but man, writing guitarparts is hard. That like :40 or so took me a couple days... I don't know how the hell he can crank out piano so quickly.