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Hi there, JPFers...Here's a worktape of a song I'm having some fun with trying to learn how to do a decent mix in my little studio. The fabulous Heather Cowles did the lead and harmony vox. Would love to hear what (if anything) works and doesn't work for you in this one. Cheers, Scott Hmm...Version 2 is different. A capella intro is gone...was gone but is now back in (Mr. Nelson was on to something, I think : ), tempo is up a tick, bassline is different, etc. Is different good or bad, better or worse, or just different?Version 2 is up: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=1084338&songID=9562748Version 1 (the before): http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=1084338&songID=9540576Give a Whole LotI dusted off our high school yearbook packin my things today For a man who don't talk anymore you had a whole lot to say Bubble letters swore you'd always love me - no matter what Underlines and big heart signs, ifs ands or buts You even wrote a giant 'Don't Ever Change!!!' on the last page in red Took me years, a lot of tears, to see you meant what you said So it's ironic, if not downright strange: Cuz twenty years later all you want me to do is change (Bridge) Before you say you'd give anything to turn back time Mister here's a few things you'd best keep in mind: (Chorus) I'd give a whole lot to be twenty pounds lighter ten years younger, still an easy rider the belle of the ball with a quickstep to beat the band But there's three things that I'd never trade to turn back time on the life that we've made: Our two kids and this gold ring on my hand: Bobby and Jill and this here weddin band ------ I came across an old love letter that you sealed with a kiss Way back in the storybook days of our newlywed bliss Told me how you loved and adored everything about me Said you wouldn't change a single thing: I was good as I could be Then once upon a time life happened and we turned another page And opened to the bittersweet chapter that they call middle age And so it's ironic that we've come to The End: Cuz twenty years later all you want us to be is friends (Bridge/Chorus)
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Hey Scott and Heather,
Real cool opening ! Different and origional. The 1st harmonic works, and blends really well.
I've listened a few times through ( cool change up at 1.18 ), and all in all ?
Great performance, and a solid tune that lacks punch.
I'm thinking it should be sped up a little, and more punch put into the production. ( Just giving the snare some compression and snap wuold help in itself ) The odd mis-timings/random triples on the hitats don't add to it.
I just feel the whole song is dragging. And that's not the fault of the vocalist, ot the writers, just how it's presented. I'd go back, and with agressive thoughts, give it some more oomph, production wise.
cheers, niteshift
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Hey Guys, I'm not gone on the entro, it passed me by somewhat, I had to do listen again before realizing it was the first half of the chorus, I'd lose it and start with a verse which would also get you to the first chorus a little faster, you can always add another chorus further repeating your hook, I think it needs a lift in the final third to drive it home, it plods a little at that point, other than those points which are just my opinions and others will disagree, I think it a good song very well delivered,
Tony.
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Hi Niteshift,
Thanks so much for giving this song a listen. I really appreciate your encouragement and very helpful suggestion about the song's lacking punch. I just got in from a Heart concert at an ampitheater here in Atlanta and after listening to "Even It Up" and "Straight On For You" (which might be the punchiest songs I've ever heard : ), I agree with you. I'm going to work on the tempo, compress the drums a bit, and add an electric guitar track to see what I can do about it. I'm definitely not even trying to do a pro demo here with my neophyte production skills and humble gear; just having some fun and seeing which songs in my growing notebook are even worth investing in pro demos. But I definitely want to get better, so thanks again for your help and all the best-- Scott
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Hi Scott.
I'm with Tony on the entro. Missed me as well. I thought that I was listening to the wrong song. However
I loved the rest of it. Great words and great singing by Heather.
Not being a musician I can't say anyyting about tempo etc. Just that I really liked it as is. Flowed really well and kept me listening right through.
You say you are going to do this and do that to improve it, well then I will be back cos I love this track
clever write.
God Bless Roy and Helen
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Scott,
It's pretty good but a couple of things jumped out at me.
The first chord of the rise needs to be something other than the 1. It sets up no tension to be resolved in the chorus as it is.
I don't care for putting the names of the kids in there - the last line of the chorus would serve you better if you wrapped it up with another use of the hook. "I'd give whole lot to keep this wedding band" or similar.
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Hi Tony, Thanks so much for listening and sharing your thoughts on this tune. Seems like opinion is split down the middle online and off about that a capella intro, so ... not sure what I'll do with it. After making the other changes I might can it altogether and proceed directly to verse 1...or start with a full chorus (probably not). Agree about the lull in second verse--meters even show vocal level is down a tick or so I'll see if tempo change and 1-2db gain helps with that. I really appreciate your feedback.
Cheers, Scott
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Just some passing observations:
1.) I think the chorus is catchy -- so that's half the battle right there. You got something there, so you need to capitalize on it.
2.) Verse melody/pace is OK, sets up the chorus pretty well.
3.) The intro seems interesting enough -- it just doesn't fit this song. I'd dump it and re-do a "standard" intro.
4.) What's the story here? Are they getting divorced, separating, going on diets together? She's packing -- what's that mean? Since you haven't really established a story, the song just drifts along. The lack of punch might just be story-related as much as it is "musical".
5.) Verse 2 and 3 are both about saying "don't change" -- no knew info is introduced.
6.) The chorus might also be too long -- that contributes to the "lack of punch" being talked about.
I like it -- but it can get better.
Kevin
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Ah, Roy, thank you so much for listening and for your very kind words. I am really glad that the song worked for you--except for that a capella intro. I think at this point I'm just about convinced that (as beautiful as the lead/harmony vocal on the intro is) it is destined to end up on the digital cutting floor. I really appreciate your encouragement, Roy, so let me say to you: God bless you and Helen.
Best, Scott
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Hi there, Colin. Thanks so much for giving it a listen and sharing your impressions and suggestions. I really appreciate them and will certainly keep them in mind as I descend into the basement and get back to work on it. I tried a few other chord progs in the lift and the chorus and settled on the I-V-vi-IV as the contrast to the straight I-IV-V of the verses with the ii and iii to build (lift) to the chorus. I will give another listen with your comments in mind, however. Bobby and Jill were just the two other things she wouldn't trade. I will give some thought to your proposed change to the end of the chorus, too.
Thanks again, and cheers, Scott
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Scott....very good....I read Kevin's comments....I kinda agree about the intro thought....the chorus is very good...imo....very easy for folks to relate to those lyrics....enjoyed it...Bob
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Scott and Heather First after listening a few times and reading some of the other comments, I think the intro actually sells the song at one tempo while it's actually a little slower. This may add to feel of drag in the song. I personally think if you're considering a tempo change, look no farther then the intro... it's perfect. It's not a big difference but I think it's just right for the song. For example what I did (about 5x)was, start the song and start counting through the intro and into the first verse and the difference in timing and tempo becomes pretty clear. Though I agree the song works better without the intro (only because the intro is setting up a whole different experience) and it would be easier to just scrap it. I believe the complete opposite... If you adjust the intro to fit the song as some has suggested then I think you will end up with a good song but It's my believe that if you adjust the song around the timing and tempo of the intro...you'll have a killer on your hands. The vocals, lyrics and music arrangement are really good. That would have been a lot simpler to say...Huh. Good Luck with this gem... Nelson
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Hi Kevin,
Thanks so much for your very thoughtful comments/critique of this song. Very helpful indeed as I'm nearly completing the rework...hoping that in trying to make something better I don't end up making it worse...story of my life: taking something 1/2 decent and improving it so it's all of a 1/4 decent, but have to try because 1/2 decent just ain't good enough even for this hobbyist. I did can the intro...it was an afterthought, really, to try to get the song moving. It was cool, sort of, for a different song. I'll be posting the rework tomorrow so look forward to hearing whether you think it went north or south.
Best, and keep on writing! Scott
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Hi Robert,
Unless you're on a continent other than North America, I guess we're neighbors here in Georgia. Howdy or should I say, "Hey." Thank you so much for giving the song a listen and sharing your kind and encouraging words. Nice to meet you, and best!
Cheers, Scott
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Hi there, Nelson. Wow, thanks a ton for listening to the intro not once but ... 5x? You nailed the whole issue with that intro and I bumped the tempo up by about 5% if my DAW is to be trusted (3 BPM) that more closely matches the tempo of the intro...which got a proper Christian burial. It could still be exhumed, however, if the song just doesn't work as well without it... Your words about setting the listener up for a different experience really resonated with me. Thanks again for your very kind and helpful words.
Cheers, Scott
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Finally got around to version 2 of the song based on all the great feedback on version 1. It sounds...different. Do you think it works? No? Yes? Better? Worse? Kept working on the mix till I'm so burnt out on the song if I don't hear it again for a year that will be too soon : ). Thanks for all the great feedback and suggestions! Scott http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=1084338&songID=9562748
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I found it!! Yay, I've been looking for this song! I heard this on Scott's soundclick and I've been having a fit over it ever since. Scott, You know I love this! I think it's exellent writing music, melody, singing everything. Heather, Wow, what can I say? I am a big big fan of yours! This is truly a great song. Congrats to both of you Dottie
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Scott: I only listened to version 2. I liked the capella intro, and the way it gave contrast... liked the lyrics, and thought the singer was fantastic. Ott
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Hi Scott, I'd really like to hear this song but for some reason I must be the only guy on planet earth that can't get SoundClick or SoundCloud sites to work! If there's a non-SoundClick/SoundCloud site where this song is at (like MySpace, ReverbNation, YouTube, etc.), pls post it. Thanks, R1NGG1T
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Hi there, Dottie! Wow, I'm flattered that you thought enough of this song to bump it up from pages deep. Thank you so very much for your kind words. I'm glad the song works for you and...yes...Heather's vocal is simply perfect for the song.
All the best to you! Scott
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Hi there, Ott! I went back and forth on that a capella intro before finally deciding that the vocal is too good not to lead with! Glad you like the song. Thanks so much for giving it a listening and for the encouragement.
All the best, Scott
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Howdy R1NG, I don't have a ReverbNation account but if you'll send me a PM with your email I'll send it as an attachment.
Cheers! Scott
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Scott,
I listened only to the second version. I'm not sold on the a cappella intro. It might have been the harmony on it. I also think the chorus is maybe too long. It still seems maybe a little slow but I'm not certain if that's maybe caused by the long chorus.
Just my thoughts on first listen. Otherwise I think it sounds pretty good and Heather has done a fantastic vocal for you.
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Hi there, Wendy, and thanks for giving a listen and sharing your thoughts on this song. I greatly appreciate it, my neighbor here in the ATL. Ah, this song.... The tempo shifted up and up and then back down half a hair, and the a cap intro came and went and came again...till at last I got a little burnt out on it and my ears dulled and I said, "I got what I got" and moved on. I think this is the only song I've ever done that has split listeners right down the middle on just about every single element and had them saying, "This or that makes" or "toasts" the song! So I'll take an "I'm not sold" and bang the gavel!
Again, thanks so much for listening and sharing your thoughts...believe me I know they come from a deep well of talent and wisdom.
Best, Scott
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Hi, I listened to version 2... Maybe I'm an easy sell but I didn't see anything I didn't like. Nice work. Calvin http://www.soundclick.com/bands/0/calvinstewart
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Hi Scott: This worked well for me - I love acapella openings to I vote to keep it Production seems very good - not at the pro level but then not many of us are. It sounds very good but I think a pro production would give it the punch that others have referred to. When I make this comment, I'm talking about the level that a demo would need, imo.... Fundamentally though, as a song, I like it. Some really cool phrasing on a couple of lines was a nice touch: "Cuz twenty years later all you want me to do is change Before you say you'd give anything to turn back time" Nice work! Scott
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Sounds good Scott! I like the intro, no other real nits come to mind. Good Job!
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Scott..
I love this one..man wish I could sing half, naw 1/4 as good as Heather...what a wonderful voice..this is really great.all sounds great to me...glyn
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Hi Scott, did not receive the MP3 file. But nevermind, will try and listen at my friend's place when I get the chance.
Cheers, R1NGG1T
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Hi Scott
Well listening again to the 2nd one.... hopefully I won't be repeating too much of what has been said... Heather sounds great, the melody fits the lyric (one thought below on that) and overall sounds like it has potential.
The mix still needs work - drums should sit a bit back more.
My one lyrical suggestion would be to only use 'ironic' one time -- Alanis -- still gets flack about her usage of that word.....
I thought the last liNe of the chorus gave me a bump -- and it might just be I want a wee change -- like ' Bobby ' first notes -- starting lower......
I also thought a dramatic pause before that last line might be worth a try. -
best wishes - jm
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Hey Calvin...Thanks for giving it a listen and for your kind words. An easy sell is a good sell these days! Say, you don't hail from that wild-eyed Clan Stewart that settled in the hills of Western NC in the early 18th century...of Frankie Stewart fame...are you?
Cheers! Scott
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Howdy, Scott, and thanks for sharing your impressions. Yes, that voice is a heavenly thing. As for production, yeah, I know, I'm trying to stretch a little at a time but keep hitting that blasted "brick wall limit" (pun intended : ) of talent and gear! If I ever get something with half-decent prospects, I'll invest in having a pro demo made.
Thanks again and cheers! Scott
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Hey there, Todd. Thanks for the kind words. What...no nits? Come now. I know you could at least have busted the fact that (though played) the v-drummed part was not sampled on a kit that gives it the "real" real drum sound that you get (love the sound of those acoustic skins on your stuff).
Thanks and be blessed! Scott
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Hi, Glynda, and thanks for listening and your kind and encouraging words. Glad it works for you and 1/4 good as Heather would be pretty good, methinks.
Keep writing (music and words)! Best, Scott
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Hi Joice, and thanks for reminding me of Ironic by Alanis M. Great angry chick attitude songs. The drums probably are a tick too high. As a drummer whose ear drums have been pounded to mush and who used to have to beat the devil out of the skins to be heard over a Marshall stack on one side and an Ampeg on the other, I always hear in my head: "More cowbell!" and spin the knob 1-2 decibels just because I can now (I had no control over the amps back in the day : ).
Thanks again. Your counsel is always good! Cheers, Scott
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Scott....definitely better....a lot better...sounds great....very good write....excellent singing....Bob
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I think the a capella intro works. I didn't like it at first, but the second time listening to the song it kinda grew on me. I agree with Kevin Emmrich's comments except for the intro. If you do decide to change some of the lyrics, I would try to the add the title more times in the chorus to make it more memorable. Just some food for thought.
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Scott and Heather,
Any advice I could give would not be as good as what you have already received. So I will just say that I love the music and vocals and enjoyed the lyrics very much. Great write.
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I LOVE Heather's vox on this, she always sounds GREAT, and I like the write. Actually I like everything about it, don't think it needs to be "Heart" punchy. It's not that kind of song. It would probably benefit though from a full band demo.
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Hi Scott
I did post a comment on the first version about the Intro not working for me.
WELL I don't know what you did (not being a musician or studio guy), but it works for me 110% now.
It's really the first half of the chorus and I have started with the chorus a few times.
I think Heather sets the song up just right.
I really do Love this song and its a real clever write IMO.
God Bless Roy and Helen
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Hey, I forgot about this one. It sounds pretty good to me now. There is some vocal effect on the intro lead that is a little odd, but that's OK. Good improvement -- you definitely went forwards on this one! The chorus is pretty catchy.
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Scott, This song still gives me chills!! I had to come hear it again. Love LOVE IT! Dottie
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Hi Robert, and thanks so much for your kind and encouraging words. I'm glad you approve the changes and think we're heading in the right direction with it!
Cheers, Scott
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Hi there, Rod, thank you kindly for listening and encouragement. Yes, I received so much great advice and counsel from the JPF community on this one that a hearty THANKS TO ALL is fitting.
Cheers! Scott
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Hi Polly and thanks so much. Yes, I can't say enough how Heather's voice transforms a fairly decent song into something I actually enjoy listening to : ] I'm glad you liked it and agree that punching it up more would knock it out at this point. Full-band demo would be great to see what some pro's would do with it.
Cheers! Scott
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Hi Roy. You sure are blessed with the gift of encouragement, my friend. 110%...wow. I'll take it! Thanks so much for revisiting this song and I'm so glad it works for you.
Thank you, thank you! Scott
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Hi there, Kev, and thanks for coming back for another listen. I am especially glad that you think it got better...my fear is always that I'll make em worse. I'll check that vocal effect, not sure what plug-in I used on it and it sounds different on every system I monitor it on.
Thanks again, pal, and cheers! Scott
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Hi Dottie...say, do you do any song-plugging? : ] I have been so encouraged by how much you like this song and dredged it up from page four or five or wherever it was and got me re-energized about it. Thank you, thank you, and I look forward to collabing with you!
Cheers! Scott
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