Need some brutally honest feed back.
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Need some brutally honest feed back.
I did a demo of a new song I'm working on. Its really really really rough at this point. Just an intro, one verse and one chorus. Nothing special (post recording wise) Its really in the pre-demo stages actually.
Recording in Krystal, MP3ed in audacity after noise clean-up.
http://www.purevolume.com/JoeAndHisGuitar
The first song is the new one. Check em all though and tell me what you think please! I need a lot of feedback.
EDIT: Please be brutally honest. I can take criticism fine. I really want to know how to improve to get better. (And I dont mean for you to say like ["O add some crazy sweeping" or anything]) Thanks!
Recording in Krystal, MP3ed in audacity after noise clean-up.
http://www.purevolume.com/JoeAndHisGuitar
The first song is the new one. Check em all though and tell me what you think please! I need a lot of feedback.
EDIT: Please be brutally honest. I can take criticism fine. I really want to know how to improve to get better. (And I dont mean for you to say like ["O add some crazy sweeping" or anything]) Thanks!
Sounds like your guitar may be a little out of tune? I would suggest using a click track (drums, clicking, whatever) to keep the tempo steady. It sounds fine now, but you'll notice a big difference. Unless of course you already are, then you might want to try to stay a little steadier with the beat. There ya go, some constructive criticism
. Well, actually after listening to it a couple more times, the tempo sounds fine. Like Mario said though, it is kind of repetitive.
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@Negative Creep: I know theres not much. It's really a demo to a demo. It was just for me to get my stuff down so I would have it saved. Its really just some little bits. Thanks though.
@schemllyfart: I didn't use anything to keep tempo, so that's probably why it fluctuated. I'm gonna try and do some re-recordings. I also plan on doing a variation each bar of the verse on the lead, so it won't be so repetitive.
@Nieldo_64: Thanks for the criticism. I have yet to use a click track or anything, so I'm going to try on my next demo for this song. How exactly do you find out the tempo your playing? I can keep it with my foot, but thats not going to help much for a click track.
@Mario: Thanks. Check at what I wrote to Schemlly with the new varianats.
@schemllyfart: I didn't use anything to keep tempo, so that's probably why it fluctuated. I'm gonna try and do some re-recordings. I also plan on doing a variation each bar of the verse on the lead, so it won't be so repetitive.
@Nieldo_64: Thanks for the criticism. I have yet to use a click track or anything, so I'm going to try on my next demo for this song. How exactly do you find out the tempo your playing? I can keep it with my foot, but thats not going to help much for a click track.
@Mario: Thanks. Check at what I wrote to Schemlly with the new varianats.
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It doesn't really fit with your "Acoustic / Folk" description
. Basically it has a few timing issues. Some places are a little rushed, or you come in too early. Practice with a metronome or use a click track and that should fix the problem.
As far as it being repetitive, it would probably be fine if there were words over it. Some of the most popular songs have the same 3 power chords repeated through the entire song.
ps. I really like Untitled pt.2
As far as it being repetitive, it would probably be fine if there were words over it. Some of the most popular songs have the same 3 power chords repeated through the entire song.
ps. I really like Untitled pt.2
Thanks. I know it doesn't fit my description anymore. I'm gonna probably redo it with a click track, as well as do it with a quadrecord technique. (Record each part 4 times. Then pan 2 hard left, 2 hard right, and the subtle differences in each time you play it will tighten it up and make it sound better)WhatULive4 wrote:It doesn't really fit with your "Acoustic / Folk" description. Basically it has a few timing issues. Some places are a little rushed, or you come in too early. Practice with a metronome or use a click track and that should fix the problem.
As far as it being repetitive, it would probably be fine if there were words over it. Some of the most popular songs have the same 3 power chords repeated through the entire song.
ps. I really like Untitled pt.2

