On Sun, 2005-07-10 at 08:16 +0100, james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > This is something I almost always forget to do. Everything is always > centre stage and stereo in my tracks is usually only from reverb. > Must remember to do this in future. Thanks for that. Yup. See my comment to your other, earlier song. > Distortion was most definitely used on purpose, but if you think > there's some that sounds out of place, then it could be something I > didn't put there. Can you be a little more specific? Which sound, > and where, is distorted? (scratching my head) This afternoon it sounded much worse, now I'm less inclined to find faults. E.g. the sound that's at 03:01 ... 03:02 It seems like it was sent through a bad preamp or something. I "feel" what you were trying to say by using distortion there, but maybe I would use a different _kind_ of distortion. I dunno... I listened with a very critical ear at first. Now I'm ready to go to sleep and I'm more at peace with the world. :-) It would be interesting to re-listen to it after spacing out the sound stage with a lot more panning. > It could be that some of the sounds overlap > too much in frequency. Well, that's a classic issue, isn't it? > True, but doing Kraftwek-style stuff now would perhaps be a bit > cheesy. Kinda like going back to mid-90's rave tracks and just > speeding up some old song or themetune and adding a break-kneck beat. > Although, now I've said it, I'd love to have a go at that. I have a > real soft spot for the old "bangin' choons". Where did I put that > Smart E's record? (thumbs-up) Keep us posted on that. ;-) -- Florin Andrei http://florin.myip.org/
