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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Thank you for posting this song Wendy. You've got a superb tone to your voice and the your delivery is so haunting it gave me chills. This track has made me go and listen to more of your SC page and I like what I hear. You can hear that the step up in recording quality compared to some of your earlier tracks. But don't get me wrong those tracks are good, very good in fact, but the clarity of vocal is a lot better with this track. So I can't wait to hear more from you.
As for the slight hiss at the start of the track Steve has given some great advice. It's sounds to me like you might be getting a some mains hum or the gain is turned up a bit to much on the M-Audio input. Also if you're using an old CRT (cathode ray tube) monitor and not a lcd then that could cause a slight hiss on the track. Best thing to do is switch of the monitor when you start to record.
Kind regards Andy
Work for hire Producer. I will also produce and master any old/new work tapes up to demo standards. :-) Just PM or email: Email -- mork1976@gmail.com
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