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Old April 26th, 2007
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Hey all, I am surprised I have time to do anything these days, with working so much, but while I was driving the other day a song hit me like a punch to the head. WHAM and there it was. So I got my grinder out and plugged it into the krystal audio engine (I'll always be loyal to Krystal ) and here it is. I hope you enjoy it.

http://media.putfile.com/Things-Ive-Seen

EDIT:could we move this to the correct forum please?


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A very catchy tune with a ethereal bent. Good stuff. Is that a single track before the transition at 4 minutes?

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Good stuff. Congrats.

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That was a nice tune, good work.


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A very nice song, liked the vocals and an interesting story.
Good clear recording too!

How did you achieve the echo? Each time I've tried there's a definite audible transition spoiling the effect - yours is perfect!
I've been using Adobe Auditions for recording.

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A very catchy tune with a ethereal bent. Good stuff. Is that a single track before the transition at 4 minutes?
First off let me say thank you for the great replies from the forum.
To answer your question, No. It was a few tracks in all. I laid the rhythm guitar track first. I think it was a total of one round plus the 4 bars at the beginning. Copy and pasted the rounds until I had enough rounds to complete the verses+solo. Then laid the vocal track as one track, and then the final solo track and realized I had another round left to go. (one can get carried away with the copy/paste stuff ya know) So instead of cutting up the track I just copy/pasted the final verse to reiterate the freedom part and had the bright idea to repeat the last 2 bars to cement the freedom part. So I....yep....copy/pasted. Then it was time for the effects, so I played around with the rhythm first. Tried many effects and decided that just some reverb(classic plug in on the small room setting) was needed. The vocals seemed to be a little harder in the which effect(s) to use. However, I finally opted with the delay(classic plug in on the default setting). When it was all said and done I enjoyed what I had created. I would like to change the solo around a bit, but I'm not a great soloist. So I guess that is where it will stay.
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How did you achieve the echo? Each time I've tried there's a definite audible transition spoiling the effect - yours is perfect!
I've been using Adobe Auditions for recording.
I achieved the effect by accident actually. I just put it on the default setting that came with the plug in and this was the results.


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Execelent song man, enjoyed it

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Good song- nice rhythm you get on there- has a trance kind of thing after a bit of listening.


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Nice voice and I liked the echo!

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Thank you all for the new replies. I am glad you liked it.

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drt,

Keep'em coming, this is very nice playing and vocal. I have listened to it a number of times.


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Cool tune, drt ,and a very catchy rythm.

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