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Broken Man - pierovv - 23-03-2019
here it is my broken man
RE: Broken Man - Monk - 29-03-2019
Thanks for dropping by.
You have retained a lot of the dynamics here, which I like.
The voice was one of the more challenging aspects of the multi for a number of reasons and you've presented her well in the chorus sections. I think if the verses were brought in-line with it, it would help bring her out of the mud, help clarity and provide a better sense of placement. I was wondering if you were intentionally seeking a warmer, or darker tone in the verses for some mood and contrast perhaps?
RE: Broken Man - pierovv - 03-04-2019
(29-03-2019, 11:35 AM)Monk Wrote: Thanks for dropping by.
You have retained a lot of the dynamics here, which I like.
The voice was one of the more challenging aspects of the multi for a number of reasons and you've presented her well in the chorus sections. I think if the verses were brought in-line with it, it would help bring her out of the mud, help clarity and provide a better sense of placement. I was wondering if you were intentionally seeking a warmer, or darker tone in the verses for some mood and contrast perhaps?
Thanks for your answer... you re righe i just tried ti keep the balance from voices. I really like that voices