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"Learn from the Father" original song

PostPosted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 3:07 pm
by dataSlip
Hi everyone,

http://www.reverbnation.com/sixtowersba ... the-father

Please take a listen. I want to know if anyone likes it or has ideas for improvement or who to send it to.
Please keep in mind it is a home studio demo and we know the singer is out of key in places, just looking to see if it has a good "feel" or not for future re-recording.

Thanks!

Re: "Learn from the Father" original song

PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2015 8:59 pm
by RhythmMan-2
I'm not an expert on your style of music, it's been 20 years sine I was into that style of music.
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That being said, the song seemed all right, to me.
Some of the volumes between the instruments seemed, umm, I dunno artificial.
The "La-las" took me by surprise, it didn't seem to fit the energy/style of the music.
Most folks might associate "lala" with a much softer style of music.
I'd keep them in the song, but, hmm, maybe change the 'La-las' to something different? 'Doo doo,' or something, that's easy enough. Just a thought.
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The song seems to be a song that'd best be played LOUD, for a live crowd.

Re: "Learn from the Father" original song

PostPosted: Sun Jan 25, 2015 3:11 am
by GuitarMikeB
The bass is really loud in the mix, but without a lot of low end. The toms, on the other hand have a ton of low end. The lead vocal stands on top of the instrument - very dry (maybe add some delay or reverb to it. The la-la-la came out of nowhere, as did the female lead line at about 3:45. The song does seem to jump around from one musical theme to another to another - was this a band collaboration?