Reviews for "Braving the Rain"
Braving the Rain
by shockshadow
by shockshadow
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 12:33 AM
media, remix, editorial_pick, how_i_did_it, bpm_120_125, trackback, in_album, chill, downtempo, female_vocals, piano, trip_hop
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Braving the Rain
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 6:15 AM
Holy shit I thought I was listening to some sick Sade remix!
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 12:27 PM
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all reason to smile my friend, this is really good… |
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woohoo! thx cdk! : )
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 7:41 PM
This is amazing. It’s very different than your other tracks yet still has that Shockshadow - breathtaking effect. I wanna see you get another ED pick to make three on the side at once. Go Shockshadow, Shockshadow, Shockshadow..
One thing though. I noticed that on this track and I Never Get Out, the volume seemed a bit low. It’s probably due to the awesome quality of the tracks but I though I’d mention it. ; ) |
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Quote: This is amazing. It’s very different than your other tracks yet still has that Shockshadow - breathtaking effect. I wanna see you get another ED pick to make three on the side at once. Go Shockshadow, Shockshadow, Shockshadow..
One thing though. I noticed that on this track and I Never Get Out, the volume seemed a bit low. It’s probably due to the awesome quality of the tracks but I though I’d mention it. ; ) hehe…i’ll work on number three. yeah the volume is a bit lower. both these latest tracks had considerably more bass than the others, so it was either turn up the volume and distort, or use compression and lose depth, or keep the bass at volume and lower the overall volume just under distortion levels. from now on i think i’ll add the extra step of loading the final render into Sound Forge and up the volume a bit with some compression. thanks for the observation! : ) |
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 11:28 PM
chills…the vocal & treatment are creamy smooth & delicious & not just a little electrified (I imagine sparks when I hear that crackly snare) - really like this….. .. .
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Quote: (I apologize if Im overdoing it)
I looped this in headphones a couple of times with my eyes closed. Almost cried when the strings come in……I said almost, Im still tough, u know, Im hard to the core…Grrrrr hehe…not overdoing it at all man…i totally know how u feel. i get very emotional when it comes to music. it’s about the only thing i get emotional about anymore. : ) |
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Sun, Jan 29, 2006 @ 6:03 AM
Quote: Quote: This is amazing. It’s very different than your other tracks yet still has that Shockshadow - breathtaking effect. I wanna see you get another ED pick to make three on the side at once. Go Shockshadow, Shockshadow, Shockshadow..
One thing though. I noticed that on this track and I Never Get Out, the volume seemed a bit low. It’s probably due to the awesome quality of the tracks but I though I’d mention it. ; ) hehe…i’ll work on number three. yeah the volume is a bit lower. both these latest tracks had considerably more bass than the others, so it was either turn up the volume and distort, or use compression and lose depth, or keep the bass at volume and lower the overall volume just under distortion levels. from now on i think i’ll add the extra step of loading the final render into Sound Forge and up the volume a bit with some compression. thanks for the observation! : ) multiband compression is the thing to do….just compress the bass and leave the rest alone….well, maybe catch some peaks, especially in the upper frequency region….hihats like to be quiet spiky…. |
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Quote: multiband compression is the thing to do….just compress the bass and leave the rest alone….well, maybe catch some peaks, especially in the upper frequency region….hihats like to be quiet spiky….
true. i just haven’t had to do final mastering in a long time. i try to do all the compression and EQ stuff inside the VST host. guess i have to start doing that…hehe. *loads up good ole Sound Forge* : )) |
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Thu, Jan 26, 2006 @ 1:29 AM
Wow! Definately getting a very much Portishead or Massive Attack feel on this! Time for me to light a cigarette, lean back, close my eyes and sip some bourbon.
*meow* |
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Sun, Jan 29, 2006 @ 12:57 PM
Completely solid. The mix subserves the vocals very well. The quiet minimal repetition appeals to me.
Norine Braun’s vocals are wonderful, of course, and deserve the accentuation this setting provides. You have such an innate sense of sound-as-sound. That’s why I always enjoy your mixes. |
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Wed, Feb 1, 2006 @ 3:18 PM
Great work! It’s really exciting listening to my piano inside your powerful mix.
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