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Joined: May 20 2010
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Posted: February 09 2011 at 12:46
daslaf wrote:
nice cover dude, the tempo in the intro was a little low in my opinion but still sounded great, keep the good work =)
thanks. and yes the tempo thing was a mistake i made early on when i forgot to change from the default 120bpm, i'd already recorded guitar and didn't want to go back and redo, ah well we learn from mistakes
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Posted: February 09 2011 at 13:15
topographicbroadways wrote:
daslaf wrote:
nice cover dude, the tempo in the intro was a little low in my opinion but still sounded great, keep the good work =)
thanks. and yes the tempo thing was a mistake i made early on when i forgot to change from the default 120bpm, i'd already recorded guitar and didn't want to go back and redo, ah well we learn from mistakes
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Posted: February 09 2011 at 22:58
You probably have better guitar chops than Howe at this point. I got used to the tempo about 3 minutes in. Very nice. Though I feel about your vocals like I feel about my own. Work on those. Since you have such a quality instrumental tracking it would be a perfect exercise for you to keep re-tracking and practicing the vocal harmonies until you are happy with them. The voice is probably the hardest instrument to play... that's why I avoid trying to do them anymore. Other than that it is a quality representation, I wish I had the dedication to cover such a challenging piece.
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Posted: February 10 2011 at 04:06
Tapfret wrote:
You probably have better guitar chops than Howe at this point. I got used to the tempo about 3 minutes in. Very nice. Though I feel about your vocals like I feel about my own. Work on those. Since you have such a quality instrumental tracking it would be a perfect exercise for you to keep re-tracking and practicing the vocal harmonies until you are happy with them. The voice is probably the hardest instrument to play... that's why I avoid trying to do them anymore. Other than that it is a quality representation, I wish I had the dedication to cover such a challenging piece.
thanks for the nice comments. The vocals were definitely difficult and uncomfortable to track, i really enjoy tracking harmony parts but i never feel comfortable doing 1 voice i used to sing Yes live with my band and thought i sounded quite good, till i saw a video of us perform, there is a quite hilarious video of us performing Siberian Khatru on my computer featuring my voice cracking terribly during the line "go no gliDER"
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clarkpegasus4001 wrote:
i used to sing Yes live with my band and thought i sounded quite good, till i saw a video of us perform
, there is a quite hilarious video of us performing Siberian Khatru on my computer featuring my voice cracking terribly during the line "go no gliDER"