please review my work

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learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have
done.

please review
Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk

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I only listened to the first song, it's very good and so is the production.
Thats the easy part done.

Regards Swan

"Shiloh" <aaronet@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have
> done.
>
> please review
> Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk
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interesting responce. Thank you.
"Roger W. Norman" <rnorman@starpower.net> wrote in message
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> "Shiloh" <aaronet@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> well dont all rush at once!!!
>> Shiloh
>>
>> "Shiloh" <aaronet@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:cj5db9$6fn$1@hercules.btinternet.com...
>> >
>> > learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i
> have
>> > done.
>> >
>> > please review
>> > Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk
>> >
>
> So, what? You want a quick response to hours, days, weeks, months or
> years
> of your work?
>
> It's ok. Reasonable production, nice voice but muted and nothing creates
> real excitement. Not meant as a derogatory remark. You asked. The
> question you have to ask yourself, particularly on this newsgroup, is what
> would make the participants here put your music on rather than a 1,000th
> replay of Inna Gadda Divita or Black Magic Woman or Jeff Beck's Ice Cream
> Cakes or Smokey Robinson or Curtis Mayfield or Janis Joplin or the Doobie
> Brothers? Or even some of the cuts from any of the 5 RAP CD compilations
> (buy the Fifth of RAP compilation from www.recaudiopro.net and see what
> others are doing and what answers might already be available to your
> questions).
>
> But don't get me wrong. Perhaps you're just showing that because someone
> can have a recording studio in their home doesn't mean they should.
> Perhaps
> your best bet is to get a producer, go into a real facility, and see what
> collaboration in a professional environment might do for your music. You
> might like it. But you certainly shouldn't take anything I say as there
> being something wrong with your current efforts. Every road has a first
> step. Unfortunately it's the same first step whether it's the road to
> hell
> or to heaven. You have to decide which is which, not us. We offer you
> our
> best wishes for a glorious career in music and have high hopes that you
> will
> be the savior of quality music. We have the same wishes for all who
> travel
> here. It's part of the territory.
> --
>
>
> Roger W. Norman
> SirMusic Studio
>
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Shiloh wrote:

> learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have
> done.

> please review

> Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk

General trend: good basic sound work - someone commented on the bass, it
seems OK to me. The reverb sounds a bit much and - to me - artificial,
it may be intentional, naturalness is not always the optimum choice for
this kind of production.


Kind regards

Peter Larsen





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