acapella:
NATE BRANDSHAW

https://clyp.it/4r5jzkp2

 

Very nice track. Fresh vocals. Great job on this mix!

 

Hi, thanks for listening and answering me, it makes me happy!

 

On principle good, but the original track is slower and speeding audio tracks up often sounds a bit hectic and some phrases are out of time because the original is based on 1/8th triplets and yours not.

 

i am bit hectic!!!if in principle it's already not bad i'm quite happy, i'm going to study the 1/8th triplets, i've been reading and listening, i don't know the notation very well, i was a singer in a church choir and i sang more by feling than by reading the notes.

first: To properly play a triplet pattern, treat all three notes as equal parts of a whole. Avoid giving too much emphasis to the first note, which can prevent the triplet from being a true triplet. For instance, a set of half note triplets (filling the space of a whole note) can sound wrong if you sustain the first note too long; you might end up with the sound of two dotted quarter notes followed by a regular quarter note. While this could be a great rhythmic pattern in and of itself, it is not a half note triplet. Consider using a metronome to ensure that all three triplet notes are of the exact same length.

thank you for your time!

 

...... and our singing teacher had unbelievable fits precisely because of the tempo, anticipation...when he was really angry he would close the lid of the piano at once and violently, there was an unbelievable sound of bass, medium and high notes, that's when my desire for a sample was born !!!!!

 

Just listen to the HH. You count 1,2,3, 2,2,3, 3,2,3, 4,2,3. So three HHs per quater, not two, which would be 1and, 2and, 3and, 4and.

 

I have only listened to the original once, which I like as it is, my tempo I like it, maybe it doesn't fit with the content of the text.....thank you for making me pay attention to the triplets of the original, for the following I will pay more attention to the construction of the original production.
exchanges, sharing and careful criticism....excellent for moving forward