Wind Posted December 23, 2008 Share Posted December 23, 2008 as part of a little holiday gift im giving relatives and free online covers and new songs. tis the season. Imagine Version 2.0 (out of 3.0 lol) dig it (Still kept the old version to compare to) http://www.galexiaband.com/xmas/02%20-%20Imagine.mp3 Planet Snow http://www.galexiaband.com/xmas/01%20-%20Planet%20Snow.mp3 Link to comment
thebornotaku Posted December 23, 2008 Share Posted December 23, 2008 I dunno, I think you did better on the instrument track for Imagine than APC did, but your singing is so painfully off. It sounds like you were drunk or high or not really paying attention to what you sounded like. Planet Snow is more Galexia goodness, though. Keep it up. :headbang: Link to comment
Battle_Pope Posted December 24, 2008 Share Posted December 24, 2008 yeah, you drunk high dingbat, lay off John Lennon and stick with Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas Classics. Link to comment
Wind Posted December 24, 2008 Author Share Posted December 24, 2008 The mastered version is almost done and sounds SO much better trust. It'll be posted soon. my voice is in the keys of C major and F major two of the major chords in the song. also I took away the delay thing I did cuz I was tripping and thought it sounded phat but sober it sounds fogy so its clear now, give me feed back when I up that one. Link to comment
Silver Cyclone Posted December 25, 2008 Share Posted December 25, 2008 I really enjoyed it the only thing that got me was he end of first and second lines f the song with the extendedness Link to comment
Alundra Posted December 26, 2008 Share Posted December 26, 2008 No offense, but this sounded like you were singing karaoke while drunk off your ass with Imagine. Link to comment
ROCKSTEADY Posted December 27, 2008 Share Posted December 27, 2008 1. WAY TOO MANY EFFECTS. The effects really don't correlate or improve one another 2. Drum fills are off time as fuck. this is obviously a recording mistake and can be fixed pretty easily Mostly bitch #1 effects the music as a whole. #2 can be fixed with alot of swing planing and such, considering your obviously using electronic rhythm. All in all, i don't think you need to do a cover, im not a huge fan of most of your work (or pop/industrial/rock/metal in general) But I think you have way more talent than a cover track. Link to comment
Wind Posted December 27, 2008 Author Share Posted December 27, 2008 I really enjoyed it the only thing that got me was he end of first and second lines f the song with the extendedness lol word, heres the version I played at x-mas dinner, still parts of the vocals (second vocal line for example) where I go flat on a note, but the "Imagine all the people" is always nailed, and being in a straight head while mixing it allowed to hear the echoes didn't work so its cleaner sounding in that aspect. wooordd. to rocksteady I try to make the covers sound not like the original which hopefully this version sounds less like just a kareoke song and more like an artistic take on the song, my last step is to fix the vocal parts that are off re-record and nail those and I think it'd be quite tight. http://www.galexiaband.com/xmas/03%20-%20Imagine.mp3 also I hate the first part "you may say I'm a dreamer" but like the "and the world will live as one" Its a hard song to sing a cover to when your trying to do the mumbly thing with the vocals that you do with your own music, its always easier to sing to original work clearly as theirs nothing compare it to and while recording you nail it since its part of you to begin with rather than being nervious about covering a song originally recorded by one of the voices and creators of modern music. (not arguing on this, if your not a beatles fan suck it ^_^) Link to comment
stranger Posted December 27, 2008 Share Posted December 27, 2008 I'm having a hard time getting into the vocals- seem a little flat, and I see what Rocks is saying about the drums sounding like they're just a tad ahead of where they should be but sounds good bro, tweak it and it's perfect Link to comment
Wind Posted December 27, 2008 Author Share Posted December 27, 2008 I could give it a whole different twist on the vocals if their that inaccesible, like some parts do you like the mumble-lengthen note technique or no? thats a big question in general. Link to comment
Tyrannosaurus-Sex Posted December 27, 2008 Share Posted December 27, 2008 I do not approve of metal bands covering this song. APC did an alright job. I also don't like metal at all so my opinion isn't that useful to you. Link to comment
Wind Posted December 28, 2008 Author Share Posted December 28, 2008 i Have metal songs, but i wouldn't call myself a metal band, the maze is really more trippy than anything else, I hated APC's version, they downtuned the piano and they wanted to make it like a funeral dirge version but the downtuned piano sounded god awful, then maynards pattened singing style to it was weird. If this song is to be covered I say keep the sound similar and just add new ideas like with synths and stuff he ruined this song and a marvin gay song... I love APC's two normal albums but that CD was just BLAH. Link to comment
John Posted December 29, 2008 Share Posted December 29, 2008 I could give it a whole different twist on the vocals if their that inaccesible, like some parts do you like the mumble-lengthen note technique or no? thats a big question in general. The inaccessibility of the vocals is not due to effects but to the pitches. You just simply aren't singing a lot of the notes in tune. They're either flat or just not the right notes. I think maybe if you played the melody on the piano while you sang it you might be able to hear which notes need work and fix it from there. As far as the drums, did you use a metronome while recording? Link to comment
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