Re: Music made with Linux: "move along"

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Hello Leigh!
This is a beautiful little piece and certainly very different from the one other track I have of yours. :-) I like the composition as such, the harmonies. But I think you didn't do your voice good. Too much bass/treble emphesis. It sounds like this EQ-setup or perhaps it's part of an IR is much better suited for a bass. The bass - especially after 1:min44-45s seems to be very loud, when it gets too high. When the first note happened directly after the end of your vocals, I thought it was you singing "mh". One last thing, that doesn't sit well with my ears is the drum kit. It sounds a bit too low. Although if the toms really sound like, what I heard, then I can understand, that you moved them back that far. Still due to the soft drums, your voice, that sounds like it is coming from the wrong kind of - probably - good speakers and the bass mostly being nice and decent, the piano takes over too much. Another thing it did like, was the background choir at the end. And if I didn't mention it, the vocals themselves are very good. I didn't notice, where you used zita-at1. I have a suspicion for one note and one only and even there, I'm happy to accept that my ears are playing a trick on me. :-)
  Good bit of music, pitty, you didn't do something like that earlier.
  Thanks for sharing and best wishes
             Julien

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