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Joined: Nov 2006
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Hi Jim,
Although I mostly post my music on here to get a general critique of the lyrics and basic melody I do appreciate it when I get advice of any kind. My song you responded to on the mp3 feedback (When Daddys go to War)is an example of this.
I fully admit I do not know much about the technical aspect of recording, I simply try to find an unusual or interesting sound to go with and let it rip. Having said that, when I attempt to re-work this song I'm sure I will have your comments and advice in the back of my mind. After all, I want the song to sound as good as I can make it with my limited ability.
To get to the point, I agree, if your going to post a comment on a song, I see nothing wrong with pointing this issue out if it is that bad. The worst that can happen is that I will learn something. We should always be open to constructive critism. Take Care! Steve
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