Up for long enough, so time to let it go and move on.
You can always catch songs through my website.
Yeah yeah yeah.

 

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Because their song also has 'yeah yeah' in it, you think I've written a number one, or you reckon I'm a bit of a poodle?

If it's the first, I hope Alison didn't get trolled with videos of the Beatles 'she loves you' when she pushed her demo.
If the second, I'd honestly settle for a number two.
The third, more a Bulldog with a face like licking piss off a nettle.

 

Mezmerizing, bloody brillant! A little bit of a busy mix though isn't it?

 

I know my limitations all too well, so, aside from just pleasing myself first and foremost, I just do what I can with what I've got and hope there's enough in the z grade end piece I put out to get a positive reaction, so a big cheers for that comment

 

Love it. Really fine. Thanks for sharing. Yeah yeah yeah!

 

Nice

 

Where are new-born genres being registered officially? Please do it in any way you know. Please do it.

We really need such things to re-establish our mental health been obliterated completely by the damn mainstream.

I'm not really able to express my fervent feelings about your musics. Resurrecting all of my forgotten enthusiasms for living just for good musics. When your ears being exhausted by the junks and suddenly @Aliens fillips your spirits.

Good work buddy. We must deeply appreciate you for sharing your musics with us.

 

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Ah, bless you, Foster911

And I've always called it Al1en Electronics lol

 

2.29 well spent.

And the mix is a bit busy.............but so what, it kinda fits.

Nice one moosh

 

Please someone cuts off the electricity. This song is so catchy that I'm not getting bored of listening to it for the 1000th times.

 

It sounds a bit out of this world...

 

Thanks, man that's cosmic.
And seedz, I know what you mean, know what I mean?

 

Ta, you're

 

Very smooth! I like it. I always love your vocoder sound!

 

I like the rough sound, although it is probably due to a sub-optimal mixing process (?).
I am a little bit disappointed about the vocoder. You presented way better ones in the past. I don't mean the sound of the synth, but the clear pronounciation and further tweaking to keep it understandable. This time, with out the lyrics in the post, I wouldn't have understood one word (except yeah)

I'm curious: Why no intro and no outro?

 

Thanks DD

 

I could only dream of sub-optical mixing processes. I just pan instruments to a bit of space of their own and make each track loud enough to not dominate where not desired. I accept it's not an ideal working method sonically, but then I haven't got the ears to sprinkle the stardust in the first place so don't spend too much time stressing over it.

There's an eight bar intro and a refrain over the out, but it's a short track. It's in your face and out again, leaving just the memory.

The vocoder sound is always a work in progress. I have a method, I tinker and experiment. Too much reverb on a too low recorded vocal doesn't help with clarity, and I agree with your honest assessment, so much so that I redid a version with new vocals about ten minutes after I posted to soundcloud. If I hadn't already had plays recorded that I didn't want to lose I'd have replaced it already.

 

Hey @Aliens
I might have found two new -free- toys for you to play around with.

1.) A very clear sounding vocoder. Ignore the GUI, hear the demo provided on the linked page, and decide for yourself.
http://vicanek.de/audioprocessing/lavozcantante.htm

2.)

Quote: "This Application will take a single-pitched audio source and transpose it in real time according to the supplied MIDI notes. My main motivation to create MIDI Choir was to be able to sing harmonies live, however the product may also be used for studio work. Below are some of its key features."
Again, listen to the provided demo, and decide for yourself. I grabbed it immediatly.
http://vicanek.de/audioprocessing/midichoir.htm