Thank you all for listening and your comments!
It's always very helpful for me.
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Originally Posted by msundh
The accordion should be panned more opposite to the guitar in the beginning or the 'pan balance' could be improved
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Yes, that's right. Need to find a pan-placement for all instrument though.
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Originally Posted by Tod
Hi Geir, I like it, it's a very cute folksy song.
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what are you going for with this song.
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A folksy kind of camp fire song or a song to play on the radio, or maybe something else?
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Thanks! Well, it has to be a little folky arrangement of course, mixing story-telling with something interesting musically. Radio, perhaps, yet it's not pop. Camp fire, could be
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The percussion is rather steady, at one level, and kind of mundane, at least for me, and it seemed a little distracting
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I'm not sure to blame this on the drummer or the producer
I believe it's a little static right now. Muting parts in the mix and enhancing others will change the feel a little. It's not really arranged fully yet.
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I think the Bandoneon was performed quite nicely and needs to be out front, but it's kind of covering up other instruments. I think it's a matter of a little better mix.
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Yes, ruff mix only yet. I'm not to found of the accompaniment-part of it, so it will be mixed a little low, for feel mostly.
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Originally Posted by Glennbo
I like your percussion ensemble, and the bandoneon is a nice touch.
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Thank you!
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Originally Posted by mschnell
My personal impression: the Rhythm, melody and chords, the dry sound, the Bandoneon and the percussion that might be a Cajón creates a "live outside at the fire" impression. The piano is contradicting to that and comes in like a surprise. If you have the Midi notes how about trying to replace it by a Musette Accordion ?
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Thanks Michael! Yes, I get your idea, and agree that the piano sounds to modern/studio for that idea. It's midi, but I'm not sure another accordion is what I want.