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Fri Jun 09, 2017 11:48 pm
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Jbarn » Fri Jun 09, 2017 11:48 pm
D.Ipsum wrote: ↑Fri Jun 09, 2017 11:28 pm
(I want to say that bad feedback can be more formative than flattery)
This might interest you:
- Observation: the two voices seem centered in the stereo space. This gives the impression that they are in the same place, or that they occupy the same position in space.
- An idea: to spatially differentiate the secondary voice of the main voice.
- For example : to keep the main voice centered and offset the secondary voice (with PAN applied after FX like reverb). The secondary voice can even be re-recorded (to have two tracks). So one could be placed more to the left and the other to the right. You can also reverberate the two voices differently (for example, a little less reverberation on the main voice).
Depending on what you consider " Bad Feedback " is I'm not sure.
But your feedback is quite the opposite.
Bad feedback would be saying " This Sucks " " You can't improve " " Go work as a janitor music isn't for you "
I consider good feedback being something that makes me either A - Feel good about the work I did or B - Some information that can be valuable for my learning curve to being the best musician/beat maker/artist ever.
So you've succeeded and I appreciate the feedback.
This was the first track i attempted to put any lyrics onto anything and I was planning on making another version just because the one I posted was done quickly.
Usually everything you do gets better with time and experience, so I'm sure after a while I'll get it down =).
Again, thanks for the feedback and I am picking up what you're putting down totally.
My question for you would be, should I pan every other hype man or how should that go?