tf10music
102 posts
Nov 29, 2011
11:47 PM
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It's called "Last To Wince Gets Out Alive." I've tried to take blues tropes and 'make them strange.' I had fun recording it, and I'd really love some constructive feedback on my playing. I found myself looking to Jean Jacques Milteau as a paradigm of sorts for my playing (at least in this context). The link is below:
Last To Wince Gets Out Alive
Thanks!
Last Edited by on Nov 30, 2011 12:09 AM
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isaacullah
1688 posts
Nov 30, 2011
8:52 AM
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It's good! The mix feels a little flat to me though... Could you try to expand the stereo a bit? The guitars sound pretty good as is, but the harp and vox come across as a bit one dimensional. Try throwing a bit of stereo chorus (a BIT) on the vox, and then using a stereo expander on the harp parts plus some reverb. I think that would make it sound a bit more full and dynamic... Very good job though!
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nacoran
5006 posts
Nov 30, 2011
9:07 AM
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Nice. And some good advise from Isaac.
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tf10music
103 posts
Nov 30, 2011
5:00 PM
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Thanks to the both of you!
Isaac: I realize now that I didn't pan either of them at all. That might be where the one dimensional sound is coming from. I think I'll take your advice -- with a few tweaks. I'll probably throw a touch of reverb across a doubled up, panned vocal track and do a similar thing with the harmonica. I'll mess around when I have a few spare minutes and post the result.
Cheers, and thanks for the listen
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