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Geek Culture / My Band, Picture Perfect

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Mr Makealotofsmoke
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Posted: 27th Mar 2007 13:50 Edited at: 27th Mar 2007 13:51
Hi guys
i saw Benny53's topic about his band and i remember that i was in 1
we need some people to hear us and i would like to hear some feedback from u guys and girls.

[img]www.myspace.com/pictureperfecttheband[/img]

i play the bass
so plz post what you think, and some improvements if u can think of some
and what do u think of the recording quality?

Thanks


Mr Makealotofsmoke
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Posted: 29th Mar 2007 13:01
aww cmon, anyone?

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Peter H
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Posted: 29th Mar 2007 18:40
The recording quality certainly isn't big-band quality... i guess it's not too bad... but i've heard better quality sound recording at my church.

the shylocks adventure song was kind of repetitive for the slow speed it was at... reminded me of the 80s sort of...

the like a dunce song was my favourite.

there are some really really weird volume issues... (I.E. the vocal will be too quiet then fluctuate up to the right volume then go down... but it's not the singer doing it, some bad mixing maybe)

the sound quality of the drums seemed to be the worst... (this could be the drumset)

overall, i know how much work it can be to get a bunch of un-professional people coordinated into a band like that, and ya'll certainly did a good job.

it seems like the recording doesn't do justice to ya'll, i think i would like it a lot better live.

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Screwed Over
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Posted: 29th Mar 2007 20:29
i stopped danzig for indie music?!!! sorry, its alright, but too indie for me, you might want to increase the recording volume of the voice overlay, its a bit hard to hear, keep going though, you might get famous enough to be used in a game... eventually.


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Torsten Sorensen
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Posted: 30th Mar 2007 10:24
Nice music, better than my band. Although normally out band doesn't know what they're playing, so it turns out being some kind of distorted metal..


Peter H
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Posted: 30th Mar 2007 21:32 Edited at: 30th Mar 2007 21:33
yeah, ya'll were very coordinated, and sounded reasonably "tight".

but the recording quality and the vocals' volume could both use a boost.

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Mr Makealotofsmoke
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Posted: 1st Apr 2007 12:16
yer i agree, i got a bunch of drum mics, a 12 channel mixer and drum mic clips for christmas and birthday, but the band leader didnt want to use the stuff and he said that he rather use his crap windows 98 with a crap soundcard and 1 crap $50 mic to record.


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The dude guy
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Posted: 3rd Apr 2007 03:22 Edited at: 3rd Apr 2007 03:24
Buy some recording studio time, where I live it's about $60 an hour, it's supposed to be one of the highest quality ones in the country, so it might be cheaper where yours is. It's definitely worth it.

The music altogether is really nice, keep it up.
Mr Makealotofsmoke
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Posted: 3rd Apr 2007 13:51 Edited at: 3rd Apr 2007 13:52
well i got my own stuff, ill use that next time, if its not good then i guess we might go studio.....when we get money some how.....hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

and thanks guys for the feedback, i play bass


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The dude guy
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Posted: 4th Apr 2007 00:40
Quote: "well i got my own stuff, ill use that next time, if its not good then i guess we might go studio.....when we get money some how.....hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

and thanks guys for the feedback, i play bass "

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Inspire
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Posted: 4th Apr 2007 02:05
Drum mics improve recording quality a ton.

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Posted: 6th Apr 2007 17:26 Edited at: 6th Apr 2007 23:59
[edit] sorry that was rude [/edit]

but listen, bass player dude, on the first track, your timing is pretty messed up, try training a bit with a metronome or just keeping a steady beat with your foot, and after a while it will come pretty naturally.

also you might wanna mess with your amp settings that's really too trebbly.

Mr Makealotofsmoke
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Posted: 11th Apr 2007 14:05
well it wasnt out of time when it was recorded, its called crappy pc (not mine, the leader who wanted to record on his old pc) so it screws up a lot and my amp, well after i recorded it, i heard it but the leader guy didnt want to re-record it.


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