Reviews for "Random Brad"
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Sun, Feb 11, 2007 @ 2:08 PM
This is awesome. I kept expecting Brad on vocals but it kept grooving along with RDD. Love the drums and organ. Great mash. : )
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thanks. payback for the playlist tribute? ;)
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Sun, Feb 11, 2007 @ 8:46 PM
This reminds me of Beck in a strange way. Maybe it’s the bass and that vocal. It’s nice, man.
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thanks!
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Ran Dumb Dots...... .. .
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Sun, Feb 11, 2007 @ 10:31 PM
Thanks a lot for working with my song (great job turning what is admittedly a forlorn wallflower of a vocal into a sweet pop track with some Beck-iness about it). It’s another perfect example of why I put my songs out here….I never would have conceived this treatment for the vocal….I like the moving beats & groove of it a lot. You did a good job cutting/moving the vocal around and (I think) repitching some syllables here and there. I did notice a couple spots where the sync between vocal and backing was somewhat off, but not so much that it affected the enjoyability. Thanks Jack!
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actually, i cut up your vocal track but didn’t pitch shift anything, although i added a chorus effect to the overall vocal track.
working with your vocals at first made me think of ben harper, which i think alot of your stuff reminds me of. the challenge for me here was to create a typical “song” arrangement with what seemed to be more of a spoken word piece. obviously, brad’s stuff is well arranged and seemed to make for a good fit. the mix started out much more acoustic but kind of changed direction to a much more electric treatment with brad’s source as i went along. also, i was channel surfing today and the movie woodstock was on and they showed richie havens singing “freedom (motherless child)” and i thought of you as the way he sang it and arranged it made me think of your ben-harper like vocal treatment. |
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