My first record: could you give me some feedback?

[daspyknows]

2 tracks downloaded, sampled and deleted.  NOT WORTHY OF FREE BANDWIDTH.  No need to lie about it.  I, at least have given your garbage a listen.

your recordings sound the SAME as mine, and you spent 20 times as much to do so.

PT Barnum was right.

hahahaha                       You would never know.  You haven't heard any.

[aaronji]

Can't you guys start your own thread in which to sling mud?  Very "newbie friendly" when the OP wants some critique of his first recording and you derail yet another thread with this crap...

[aaronji]

Telling OP he won't be a "big boy" if he doesn't earn more than $60K is not exactly newb friendly.  Has daspy won a Grammy, or did I miss something?

Please re-read my post and the use of the plural therein.  No innocents in this particular battle...

[daspyknows]

I typically try and get approximately halfway between soundboard and stage dead center.  Impressive effort first time out though.  There have been tapers who have done it for many years making "excellent" recordings who don't do as well and aren't interested in improving their craft.

This was my comment.  I get flamed.  Give me a break. 

[nulldogmas]

Can't you guys start your own thread in which to sling mud?  Very "newbie friendly" when the OP wants some critique of his first recording and you derail yet another thread with this crap...

Seconded. Not taking sides in Daspy vs. Furburger (or, rather, I could take a side, but that's not the point), but this thread isn't the place for it.

[Modifab]

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I also fell asleep during that show, due to a combination of heat stroke and party favors....woke up and he was playing Santa Claus is Coming to Town...very confusing...
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Haaahaa!!

[bombdiggity]

if you say the vocals are "shrill", you are as deaf as you are dumb, as it plays back at 100% volume with great clarity.

shrill
SHril/
adjective
1. (of a voice or sound) high-pitched and piercing.

Um noise can be shrill at any "% volume" from 0 to 100.  Things that are shrill will indeed often seem to have "great clarity" (very clearly shrill).

Greater precision and understanding of terminology and the characteristics of sound and perception might reduce constant misunderstandings... or not...