Posts by Per

Yup, that's basic brit shoe gaze blues rock. All rock owes its roots to folk music, it feels like the majority of British rock comes from blues, American from country and prog from medieval. There's sprinklings of baroque, romantic, raga, reggae etc throughout everything but even if something seems hard to immediately identify if you think about the main types of folk music it generally fits into one of those categories. Nothing gets done in a bubble.

Anyhow, tonights

Rhodes is indeed lovely. Thanks chaps.

Feel lazy tonight

Sounds epic waraba looking forward to the vocal version!

Thanks for the useful feedback Monkey_Man  Franjoe30  waraba and BayouTexan ! I'll see how I can apply it going forward.

Well done BayouTexan !

Very cool track and fun video! Compression is a little extreme but great songwriting and playing!

No master fx

Nicely done Franjoe30 !

Thanks Monkey_Man great advice! I'll keep it in mind.

Tonights, just a short thing both because it's been a long weekend and also because I'm working on mixing practice a little with these new monitors.

The result for me seems to translate well elsewhere or at least with a lot of separation and clarity between the instruments, but I also feel like right now I am very uptight about mixing, I have this feeling like I've learned some bad habits of trusting my eyes more than my ears in order to accommodate the feedback I've been given up to this point. I need to build up the nerve to go back to basics and maybe deliver a few mixes that have zero master bus effects on them and where I simply mix to where I like the sound and ignore my intellectual inner voice. Then use that as a baseline to improve from, if only so that I spend less time on making these things.

Nice sunny summery track waraba !

Thanks Monkey_Man and waraba

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Quirky number. Written a few of them myself.

Whenever I hear any of them I wonder what the Hell I'll do with them one day.

You should use them. Quirks show personality to your audience, some bands are all quirk! It’s more challenging today as you can’t so readily curate yourself to your audience, people stream specific tracks rather than buying a single where you could have a couple of B-Side tracks including something more off kilter. But you could just release them as an album “In from the left-field”.

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Great buzzing bass & gits , that was funny & well done

Thanks waraba !

Nice progress BayouTexan and well done for overcoming the cut! I find that unless it completely rehabilitates being forced to work a different way is often quite effective for opening up creativity.

Gotta love the neck for that chewy blues tone. Sounds great reminds me of great 90’s tracks in terms of melody but with a very much more modern sound. Nice job Franjoe30 !

Thanks BayouTexan !

Thanks BayouTexan !

Thanks Monkey_Man , I'll keep working at it