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I really like listening to your development and growth. your guitar playing is making leaps and bounds. your chords are smoother. you are really going at the fret board, too. those uncharted waters from strumming to note fretting is like going to the deep end; you are swimming very well. now I want to hear you bending some notes.
your singing is coming along too. move back a bit from the mike. p's and s'es don't sound good when singing close.
other qualities of your voice will sound better too.

cool song. I like how you play around with the word pairs.

Thanks Mr Dog Bite ,

I really appreciate your feed back mate ...

I am thinking of re-doing it as the vocals really do suck ...

I am thinking Lenard Cohen sort of voice , that way its almost talking :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Talk I can do ...Sing Nahhhhhhh

Cheers

Trev.. :wink:

Trev, here's a little tip passed on to me by Smokehouse a while back......

Get a wire coat-hanger, twist it into a square shape. Ask the wife for a pair of old tights (no, those fishnets WON'T do!) and stretch them over the wire frame. Place the frame + tights between your mouth and the microphone when singing. It'll cut out all those pops and plosives.

:D :D :D

Vic

so you wrap the coat hanger around your head like a retainer? then the panty hose goes over the head?

oh, a pop filter. yes, that is a great idea.
another thing is to try moving to the side just a bit. another is having the conderer above you. anything to keep that rush of air from hitting the mike.

Thanks for the tip Vic

A better way for me not to have the pops and plosives in my recordings would be ....

" Trev don't sing " :lol: :lol: :lol:

Cheers guys

Lou Reed on Acid - cool!

As for wearing panti hose over your head...make sure the curtains are drawn... :wink:

Rock on!

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