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| jammyspoon |
| ok, I will sort a few minor tweaks out and then send you the track. |
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| CONNERMAN2000 |
wow. i cant stop listening to city streets. something about that sound. signs of red was pretty good too.
this is a good start, jammy! |
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| trewqy |
havent listened to trance in a good few months..
but your tracks are probably better than 80% of trance produced out there right now |
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| jammyspoon |
hey, cheers guys. When I posted, I didnt expect this sort of feedback. Im amazed you all like 'Signs of red' so much.
Thanks for listening |
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| gwrmarines |
| Yeah man you got some good here! What do you use? |
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| jammyspoon |
| quote: | Originally posted by gwrmarines
Yeah man you got some good here! What do you use? |
FL Studio, Reason & Cubase. Plus various hardware (mics etc)
Just out of curiosity, what do you guys think of 'Not Alone'? Its my newest song, I know its a very rough version, but do ya think its (repetative, vocals right or wrong, beat could be better, synths sound dated or modern)? Id be interested to hear ya views.
cheers |
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| placebo |
| iTunes not ITunes |
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| jammyspoon |
| A round of applause for the iTunes employee wannabe !! |
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| CONNERMAN2000 |
hmm...Not Alone is certainly different..its not bad..but to me the lyrics seem to have a hard time melding with the melody. again, definetely not bad..maybe with some fine-tuning here and there it would be excellent.
city streets is my fav. |
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| MrSquirrel |
Apple is a distribution channel, they are not in the business of promoting/finding new artists.
The reaon they don't deal directly with single artists is pure economics. It takes a similar amount of manpower to sign a distribution contract with a large company as it does to sign a contract with a small company or an individual. Why would they expend the resources to sign a single artist when they could just as easily sign contracts with Warner or Capitol and get access to tens of thousands of tracks and artists?
MrS |
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| jammyspoon |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrSquirrel
Apple is a distribution channel, they are not in the business of promoting/finding new artists.
The reaon they don't deal directly with single artists is pure economics. It takes a similar amount of manpower to sign a distribution contract with a large company as it does to sign a contract with a small company or an individual. Why would they expend the resources to sign a single artist when they could just as easily sign contracts with Warner or Capitol and get access to tens of thousands of tracks and artists?
MrS |
So at the end of the day, iTunes have designed there system so they cant lose. Well, come on Microsoft!! Save the competition |
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| placebo |
| quote: | Originally posted by jammyspoon
So at the end of the day, iTunes have designed there system so they cant lose. Well, come on Microsoft!! Save the competition |
haha
i think microsoft and mtv released some iTunes competitor called URGE ? |
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