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Delerium - After All (Chris Shepherd Acoustic Mix)
Hey guys!
This isnt trance, but I thought you might like to hear it anyway 
My suggestion is to listen all the way through to get the full effect, as I tried to make it build up all the way through the track!
Delerium - After All (Chris Shepherds Acoustic Mix)
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All feedback is welcomed
Cheers,
Shep
this is some sweet stuff, mate! 
what did you use 2 produce it?
wow really nice, altough i would like to hear the vocal a little bit more in the intro, kinda quiet.
otherwise i think its really lovely.
EDIT: ok now i listened it thru a couple of times and i think the build up ideas is nice but im not sure if it works.
I would like to hear a more defined builup to the what i call, MAIN PART of the song, and then fade out a little slower.
if you catch my drift.
i cant stop playing this u raging homo. absolutly love it. all the sounds are well defined and the mastering is spot on now i really like the idea of the track building constantly too. could possibly have a slight longer outro but thats not really a problem.
keep it up you monkey 
thanks for abusing my space
top quality stuff man
awesome man the sound quality is just amazing
hey Chris,
as i already told you on MSN, this is very cool, im really into it,
love the guitar in it,
keep 'em coming!
btw, please, don't forget working on our collaboration!
damnit! 
cheers,
Peter
this is awesome
Nice stuff dude Mike told me about it and now i've heard it, well, it's sweet as fuck
man this is damn cool... one complaint is that for an acoustic song I think there is too much compression applied... for goodness sake it's an acoustic song, it should sound as realistic as possible... that means having some natural dynamics like in a real acoustical setting but maybe you didn't want it to sound realiistic... I dono heh it's your mix .. so it's up to you. Sometimes the vocals go off beat... I think you should have a metronome while you beatmatch the vocals... at least that's how I beatmatch vocals when I'm doing a remix.
Agh! another complaint... don't like the delay... on the vocals added later on... x_X but I love the instrumental part afterwards... If you have a dub of this it would be much better!! the vocals ruin it for me.
grr shep i just had to swap all the directories round u pleb
wow, this is quite diferent. Still pretty cool idea, i think the vocal would sound better if you could get it without the vocoder effect, but thats just personal opinion on that, sounds fresh dude 
great stuff
this is great stuff shep, i luv it, finally some good vocals to listen to thanks for sharing
wow, this is very very cool stuff (this could make a cool intro track for a set)
i am not liking the delay on the guitar. and the constnat kick doesn't fit, imo... would be cool if you brought in the slow breakbeat earlier in the song. also, i agree with the delay on the vocals, sounds a little excessive
keep it up, sounding great
wow, this is really beautiful, but I agree with the delay on the vocals.
Great stuff mate, long time no hear from you
When can we hear some new trance from you?
Cheers,
Wim
wow meow great job!!! stumbled upon this today while surfing the amateur section. i particulary love the melody at the end! HOLY MACARONI GOOSEBUMPS!!!
keep up the great work!
indy
sounds really nice.. i like it
u know what i think about this bud, its quality.
get that prog remix we were talking about and u'll be laughing.
WOW!! 
Chris, this is amazing, what a superb version of After All.
I've heard about 150 mixes of this track because of the Delerium - After All comp a while back and dood, this is easily the best version i've heard of it. amazing stuff!
and oh, i've sent it to Rhys Fulber for him to give it a listen to.
That is huge man!
I love the dark atmosphere and the acoustic guitar thought at some points it sounds like the vocals are a bit out of place. To tell you the truth except for the vocals it has nothing in common with the original tune. If I were you I would get some new vocals that will fit better with the rhythm and melody and make a whole new song.
The beginning reminds me abit of Pink Floyd heh�
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WOW! Been away for the last few days...
Thanks for all the kind words guys and gals! Ill try and work on a few aspects and also a proggie mix
Oh and it was going to be all acoustic bit with out the drums it sounded very empty, and to make the drums shine through i had to really compress the whole mix...so it isnt really acoustic anymore :S lol
but thanks again
Shep
still is too compressed for an acoustic tune... it could have been done better... yeah, it sounds like you did it the fast route... did you filter the guitar? or anything for that matter? sometimes a great acoustic track can be polished up with a little bit of minor EQing... instead of having to add great deal of processing...
Most people haven't commented about it because they are listening to the track with dance music ears, and dance music is heavily compressed, but if an acoustic rock person were to hear it, he'd have to agree that the track is too compressed for the genre, or compressed with the wrong settings.
The track is great don't get me wrong, but the vocals just don't go. Autotuned tech vocals never mixed well with laidback acoustic rock, and probably never will...If you wanna keep the acoustic feel and the techy vocals, I'd suggest listening to Top40 radio. Usually in the techy vocoder verses, you'll hear a synthpop type of beat, and when the natural chorus comes on, the track switches to instruments that rely on live musicians...
The delay effects on the vocals are extremely superfluous... Why did you put them?
A metronome is extremely key when producing any kind of remix especially to an EDM track. The vocals seem to dodge the time of the track... I know you were trying to be realistic, but in this case you should have stuck to a locked computer time. In a live band session, the vocalist must always follow what the players are doing, when they slow down, he/she must slow doing their singing as well, same goes with speeding up, so must the players fit with what the vocalist is singing... This interdependance the players and singers have among each other is what makes a good band. What I hear here sounds like if the vocalist is doing her time, and you're just doing yours. Remixing is as legitimate an artorm as playing in a band, you've gotta find that common ground between your music and the song you're remixing. You've got to put the original artist's vision into perspective as well as putting yours. Remixing isn't about taking a song and doing whatever you want to it, in an attempt to make your remix more important than the original song.
I don't see how an acoustic remix can be impossible for this song. I believe it can be done, but you've failed to see Delerium's perspective, that's why this track failed as a remix. Although would be great as an instrumental... or with original vocals for that matter.
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| Originally posted by gerrycueto still is too compressed for an acoustic tune... it could have been done better... yeah, it sounds like you did it the fast route... did you filter the guitar? or anything for that matter? sometimes a great acoustic track can be polished up with a little bit of minor EQing... instead of having to add great deal of processing... Most people haven't commented about it because they are listening to the track with dance music ears, and dance music is heavily compressed, but if an acoustic rock person were to hear it, he'd have to agree that the track is too compressed for the genre, or compressed with the wrong settings. The track is great don't get me wrong, but the vocals just don't go. Autotuned tech vocals never mixed well with laidback acoustic rock, and probably never will...If you wanna keep the acoustic feel and the techy vocals, I'd suggest listening to Top40 radio. Usually in the techy vocoder verses, you'll hear a synthpop type of beat, and when the natural chorus comes on, the track switches to instruments that rely on live musicians... The delay effects on the vocals are extremely superfluous... Why did you put them? A metronome is extremely key when producing any kind of remix especially to an EDM track. The vocals seem to dodge the time of the track... I know you were trying to be realistic, but in this case you should have stuck to a locked computer time. In a live band session, the vocalist must always follow what the players are doing, when they slow down, he/she must slow doing their singing as well, same goes with speeding up, so must the players fit with what the vocalist is singing... This interdependance the players and singers have among each other is what makes a good band. What I hear here sounds like if the vocalist is doing her time, and you're just doing yours. Remixing is as legitimate an artorm as playing in a band, you've gotta find that common ground between your music and the song you're remixing. You've got to put the original artist's vision into perspective as well as putting yours. Remixing isn't about taking a song and doing whatever you want to it, in an attempt to make your remix more important than the original song. I don't see how an acoustic remix can be impossible for this song. I believe it can be done, but you've failed to see Delerium's perspective, that's why this track failed as a remix. Although would be great as an instrumental... or with original vocals for that matter. |
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