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Originally Posted by smalltownjon  I would like to make the percussion and overdubs more interesting. Maybe less bass, drums, and guitar. I would to do some more unique percussion. More unique arrangments but, i don't even know where to begin.
Lyrics aren't finished. This is a demo. Guitars were direct. Everything was done just to get it on tape. No time was spent perfecting anything. I figure it's a waste of time to do on a demo that's just going to get rerecorded.
Please give me any advice on how to make things more interesting or if you think there are parts that should or shouldn't be there. That feel empty or too busy. That change to quickly. Stuff like that.
I know the song needs a grand ending. I haven't even really gotten there because I'm not sure what to do with the song.
Does anyone have a good mind for organizing songs?
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You've got some interesting ideas.
I like what I think you're trying to do. But, dang, you are a
long way off from pulling it off. I started getting seasick from the rhythm problems once you fell into the 'normal' part. The spacy, 'herky jerky'* parts actually work better because they make the problems with basic timing/rhythm less obvious.
A for effort.
*Damn, I really hate that term, but it seems to have long ago taken root as the most chosen term of art for aggressive/unexpected rhythms. (Seems like you couldn't get through reading a single Talking Heads article without... )