I put 2 songs in my music website: the song on top is called “Way More To Me”, would probably interest you the most since it has some Rock Solid EZX drums operating within Superior Drummer. Please tell me what you think of the music, and how it can be improved, and I can return the favor if you wish. Here is my link:
https://www.soundclick.com/artist/default.cfm?bandID=224436&content=overview
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
Cubase 10.5, iMac OSX 10.15.7, memory 8GB, Steinberg UR22 mkII interface
Definitely an interesting song. Always enjoy listening to your stuff, and sometimes crawling inside your mind. 😀
Not saying that you should do this, but if it were my song, I probably would have used a bit less aggression on the vocals and made it a bit more “in your face”. For myself, I probably would’ve sang it a bit less harsh and slammed the vocals while reducing the echo. I might have even doubled it with a whisper for this song to match the vibe of the music, at least to how I hear it. However, that’s me. YMMV
jord
Bear-faced Cow,
Thank you for listening and replying, I appreciate it! If you have any songs that you want me to check out, leave me a link, and tell me which song. I know I have checked out several of your songs in the past. 🙂
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
Cubase 10.5, iMac OSX 10.15.7, memory 8GB, Steinberg UR22 mkII interface
We’re back in lockdown… time to rock down!
Added bass tracks to 25 songs. Hoping to get a few completed. Sometimes, seeing your 324 songs posted gives me the challenge I need to git ‘er done!
jord
Holy Cow, Bear-Faced Cow! You work on 25 songs at once? Or you are just adding bass to 25 older songs? I typically only allow myself to work on one song at a time. But I am currently juggling 2 songs. About 90% done with one of them.
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
Cubase 10.5, iMac OSX 10.15.7, memory 8GB, Steinberg UR22 mkII interface
It’s definitely not all at once. There are some new songs and some songs that were born out of ideas that were sitting on my hard drive for sometime and some songs that I just felt I could do better on bass. I have been using the past six months to improve my bass guitar technique and had noticed that I did not like the bass guitar track that was on the one song that I wanted to complete. One thing led to another over the past few weeks, and before I knew it, I found myself with 25 songs with bass guitar tracks, including two that I made from grooves out of midi packs that people were complaining about on the forum. So, now I am in a better spot to get some songs out, and with lock down, I don’t have any excuses.
jord
OK, thank you for clarifying. If a person has a bunch of songs, a person could spend the rest of their life trying to tweak & improve old songs. I guess there is a happy medium in there somewhere. Not the same thing as you, but when I upgraded from a 4-track cassette recorder to a Roland VS-880, I spent a lot of time rerecording dozens of songs until I could not stand it any longer.
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
Cubase 10.5, iMac OSX 10.15.7, memory 8GB, Steinberg UR22 mkII interface
I only have a precious few songs that I have re-recorded over and over as technology changed. My only incentive for the ones that I had re-mixed over again was because of drums like The Rock Foundry breathed a while new life into them. Other than that, the rest of my songs serve as lessons, even if it is what not to do.
As far as the 25 goes, these are songs that I either haven’t mixed yet, were incomplete, or were still in the idea phase and I was entertaining my new found confidence playing bass. Only one of those was built from scratch, and even then it was an experiment where I picked a groove and was pondering what I could do on bass.
jord
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