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nickmahoney
Nick Mahoney - Tom's Diner (Progress Mix)
aka
Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (2003 Progressive Mix)
aka
Nick Mahoney feat Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (Progress Mix) ;)




Vocals by Suzanne Vega :)

criticism desired.




CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD in 192kbps

or use this link:

http://mail.med.upenn.edu/~nmahoney/nick_mahoney_-_toms_diner_(progress_mix).mp3
-blake-
Downloading...

I'm interested to hear what you've done with this. I found the acapella on the net awhile and thought about using it for a track. The vocals are great.

I'll post up after I listen.
-blake-
Nice work with the vocals here! The effects you used sound great. Overall I like the feel of the song but there's a couple things I noticed:

The snare sounds a bit chinsy. Maybe use a clap or a snare with more reverb or something. The bass sounds good, but it's rather simple. This could go either way though, because the simplicity makes for a nice feel. However, maybe try making the bassline a bit more interesting. Also..the track doesn't really go anywhere. Besides the vocals there isn't much to grab you and pull you in.

At any rate, like I said I really like what you did with the vocals. Also, the strings are very nice and fit perfectly in there. This is a pretty chill song and the production is qutie good.
Keep up the good work!
nickmahoney
yeah, sorry for you dial-uppers, it may take a while cause its at 192kbps, but its pretty good (if i dont say so myself)..

nm

ps, thanks blake - i indeed worked with a couple different basslines and decided to make the track simple. there are actually three basslines playing, but the simplest one is the dominant. same thing with melodies, there is quite a bit written in there, but the vocals sound so nice uncluttered, i didnt want to overdo it. should i make the acoustic guitar louder (or the synths or the piano or the pad)? i want it to be chill but i dont want it to be boring. i know it doesnt really go anywhere, but its not exactly a trancer. if you think its too boring just playing through, let me know some ideas, maybe i'll just shorten it or something. thanks for the thought on the snare. it is a bit much, i guess i've just been listening to it for so long i didnt notice if it fit anymore. i'll look into changing that. thanks for the feedback! if you've anything you want feedback on, pm me.
nickmahoney
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Boy trance
Ok, very well produced tune. I'm not sure I'm liking the way it starts off, something about the percussion...maybe a stronger kick? I really like the effects you've done on the vocals... very impressive. Otherwise it's a simple tune overal, not much to it. But I like :)
Floorfiller
i agree...the percussion is a little weird. also to be honest i don't think the vocals really work here...they are a little too fast. everything sounds a little messy because i think its a little to fast...if you slow it down a bit it would probably sound better...l
nickmahoney
thanks for all the feedback!
bassaholix
Nick Mahoney feat Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (Progress Mix)

sound betta?

Heheh.. nice production work you have on your hands... thanks for this nice tune, i pretty much agree on everyone elses input, but its very well done, i liked it n the vocals are madness :)
Mikrop
Hey, cool track.

nickmahoney
quote:
Originally posted by bassaholix
Nick Mahoney feat Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (Progress Mix)


i like, makes me sound important :)


i was gonna go with:

Nick Mahoney - Nick's Diner (Nick's Progress Mix)*
*featuring Suzanne Vega and Nick Mahoney

but i think you're suggestion is just right..
sot
im diggin this tune very much. the effects on the vocals are real nice, the pad is real nice as well. I agree the percussion is a bit weird at times and it seems like the bass drums cancel out within eachother at times other than that, very well produced tune and keep up the good work :)
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