A couple pop songs

ianvargo · 4th July 2007, 08:33 PM

"because you surrounded me" is the name of the first one. It's only a demo. I plan on giving it a full treatment soon. The vocal performance is weak, in the verses. Ah, like I said, just a demo.
The second one is called "silent girl", I didn't write it, but my friend and I recorded it together.
How do you like? Any ideas for how the 1st one should be recorded for an album?

drakewire · 4th July 2007, 08:41 PM

This sounds very 1960's production. Bill Putnam eat your heart out.. Which is pretty cool.. These tracks are Not very modern, but then again the vocals remind me of the 60's... I think Ill go smoke a doobie now... Over all pretty damn good production, it serves its purpose... However, if I were to compare these tracks to modern tracks... It would fall on almost every method... But if the 60's and 70's technique is what you are looking to achieve, then this is awesome!

ianvargo · 5th July 2007, 06:11 AM

well the song itself is very 60s and 70s. I suppose you're right about it not sounding modern. It is just a demo though, unmastered. Hope they get stuck in your head!

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drakewire Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 826	Sounds Very This sounds very 1960's production. Bill Putnam eat your heart out.. Which is pretty cool.. These tracks are Not very modern, but then again the vocals remind me of the 60's... I think Ill go smoke a doobie now... Over all pretty damn good production, it serves its purpose... However, if I were to compare these tracks to modern tracks... It would fall on almost every method... But if the 60's and 70's technique is what you are looking to achieve, then this is awesome! __________________

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5th July 2007, 06:11 AM	#3
ianvargo Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 147	well the song itself is very 60s and 70s. I suppose you're right about it not sounding modern. It is just a demo though, unmastered. Hope they get stuck in your head!