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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Bob,
A really nice listen, loved this melody. I liked the arrangement too, but agree with Mike, you could tweak the reverb a bit. I always like to feel I hear the reverb when I solo the lead vox, but then when hearing the song with all the tracks it "almost" disappears. There are exceptions with certain garage rock songs where heavy reverb is part of the general effect wanted. When the reverb is a bit too much, the song sounds more like a live recording which can be cool if that is what you desire.........but with this sweet ballad, I think backing off a bit will keep the vox a little more in front and warmer--JMO.
I absolutely loved this song, and nice job singing it too Bob!
steady-eddie Eddie, Thanks for the comment re/ reverb. Reverb is very subjective, and I'm no expert tweaker.  Appreciate the listen and thoughtful comments. Regards, Bob
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