My "The Stone" cover...

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My "The Stone" cover...

Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 9:43 pm

okay... let the record reflect that i was told to sing... i didnt want to, but i do as i am told. i did sing better in this one than in gd. the guitar is good.
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Unread post by Willin » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:00 pm

Alright, constructive criticism. Remove the second over-dub of the guitar. They aren't synced correctly and it just sounds like an attack of a bunch of notes. Slow down the tempo a bit, you're going a touch too fast. Add a little pause after the main riff. It's very short, but there and it really changes the sound off the song. Project your voice more. You're not really singing, your kind of talking. Belt out when you sing, it helps you reach higher octaves.

Admittedly, I suck at singing, but it's improved a LOT since i've been practicing a bit. I find that projecting my voice helps me sing better. You sound like you're singing an octave low, it really detracts from the power of the song, in my opinion. Anyway, good effort but it's still rough around the edges. Hope this helps. Oh, and don't be ashamed of trying to sing. Most people suck and don't even try to work on it.

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Unread post by Swe dmbfan » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:03 pm

ok... hmm ,where should i start.
BUT:
before my next post i just want you to know that you are going to be a good guitar player one day if you keep on playing everyday..
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Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:03 pm

Willin wrote:Alright, constructive criticism. Remove the second over-dub of the guitar. They aren't synced correctly and it just sounds like an attack of a bunch of notes. Slow down the tempo a bit, you're going a touch too fast. Add a little pause after the main riff. It's very short, but there and it really changes the sound off the song. Project your voice more. You're not really singing, your kind of talking. Belt out when you sing, it helps you reach higher octaves.

Admittedly, I suck at singing, but it's improved a LOT since i've been practicing a bit. I find that projecting my voice helps me sing better. You sound like you're singing an octave low, it really detracts from the power of the song, in my opinion. Anyway, good effort but it's still rough around the edges. Hope this helps. Oh, and don't be ashamed of trying to sing. Most people suck and don't even try to work on it.
the 2nd one is off? there are 2 backups and at one point (after the 2nd 2 chorus's) the one backup plays a different riff... but the rest should be perfectly matched.
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Unread post by Swe dmbfan » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:05 pm

praisedave wrote:
Willin wrote:Alright, constructive criticism. Remove the second over-dub of the guitar. They aren't synced correctly and it just sounds like an attack of a bunch of notes. Slow down the tempo a bit, you're going a touch too fast. Add a little pause after the main riff. It's very short, but there and it really changes the sound off the song. Project your voice more. You're not really singing, your kind of talking. Belt out when you sing, it helps you reach higher octaves.

Admittedly, I suck at singing, but it's improved a LOT since i've been practicing a bit. I find that projecting my voice helps me sing better. You sound like you're singing an octave low, it really detracts from the power of the song, in my opinion. Anyway, good effort but it's still rough around the edges. Hope this helps. Oh, and don't be ashamed of trying to sing. Most people suck and don't even try to work on it.
the 2nd one is off? there are 2 backups and at one point (after the 2nd 2 chorus's) the one backup plays a different riff... but the rest should be perfectly matched.
the first problem!!!!!!!!!!!.. listen to what we have to say..
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Unread post by Willin » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:06 pm

Maybe the levels are just different or something. It's sounds garbled with the dubs. I think it'd sound better single channel. Personally.

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Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:06 pm

Swe dmbfan wrote:
praisedave wrote:
Willin wrote:Alright, constructive criticism. Remove the second over-dub of the guitar. They aren't synced correctly and it just sounds like an attack of a bunch of notes. Slow down the tempo a bit, you're going a touch too fast. Add a little pause after the main riff. It's very short, but there and it really changes the sound off the song. Project your voice more. You're not really singing, your kind of talking. Belt out when you sing, it helps you reach higher octaves.

Admittedly, I suck at singing, but it's improved a LOT since i've been practicing a bit. I find that projecting my voice helps me sing better. You sound like you're singing an octave low, it really detracts from the power of the song, in my opinion. Anyway, good effort but it's still rough around the edges. Hope this helps. Oh, and don't be ashamed of trying to sing. Most people suck and don't even try to work on it.
the 2nd one is off? there are 2 backups and at one point (after the 2nd 2 chorus's) the one backup plays a different riff... but the rest should be perfectly matched.
the first problem!!!!!!!!!!!.. listen to what we have to say..
you'll notice i asked and said should, not told and said were
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Unread post by Willin » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:09 pm

Hey praisedave, if I make a video showing you where the pause is in The Stone, could you host it for me perchance? I just got a new digi cam and want to try to record with it, but have no where to post the vids.

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Unread post by Swe dmbfan » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:09 pm

omg.. i´m leaving this thread
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Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:10 pm

Willin wrote:Hey praisedave, if I make a video showing you where the pause is in The Stone, could you host it for me perchance? I just got a new digi cam and want to try to record with it, but have no where to post the vids.
sure man no problem... just email/im it to me
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Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:11 pm

Swe dmbfan wrote:omg.. i´m leaving this thread
you suk
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Unread post by Willin » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:11 pm

Swede hates praise dave for unknown reasons. Anyway, i'll try setting up now. If it works, i'll IM you it. Thanks.

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Unread post by Swe dmbfan » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:15 pm

Willin wrote:Swede hates praise dave for unknown reasons. Anyway, i'll try setting up now. If it works, i'll IM you it. Thanks.
i hate him after his shitty gravedigger song/thread.. go back, look and you see why!

i tryed to be nice, but he sucks(really) and cant take that someone tryes to help him.
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Unread post by Tranman66 » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:15 pm

Ok, my turn let see.

Guitar: 9/10, you really need one guitar man, dont over do it. a lead is nice, but dont over do it.

Vocal: 4/10, well i can tell you that you have a decent speaking voice, but youre not singing. Practice the do re mi, sing the scale. Move your octave up. Its really low on your speaking tone right now. Add emotions. Add volume changes. Importantly, add rhythm.

i know harder to do it than to say it, but i think at some point, you will get there. overall, not bad. tough song.
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Unread post by mangold » Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:15 pm

Willin wrote:Swede hates praise dave for unknown reasons. Anyway, i'll try setting up now. If it works, i'll IM you it. Thanks.
no problem man.
swede thinks im a stuck up overconfident asshole that doesnt listen to criticism. i dont blame him entirely because its hard to show tone of voice over the internet, so he may have misinterpretted some of my posts.
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