Alrite
Lol i heard better but its alrite tho jst u can barely hear u at all. Lyrics are Tight
Reviews for "Mega G"
Sweet stuff...
... what programs u using for editing? Here's a few tip on how to improve the quality of the vocal;
# Always check your record-volume, you don't want it to distort on the way in!
1. If you have a de-esser, set it first in the chain.
2. EQ it slightly, vox are difficult, but generally highpass 100-200 Hz, boost around 3k-4kHz (speech area, ears are more sensitive here). Cut somewhere around 500Hz. 1-3 dB boost around 10kHz-18kHz for "sparkling".
3. Compress it. Settings depend, but for a more "breathy" setting, use a fast attack and fast release. Set an extreme setting to begin with (high ratio and low threshold) then tweak to liking. Set the attack and release primarily when you've the extreme setting.
Never heard a rap about MegaMan before... :D
What map is it? It's from MM4 if I'm not mistaken? Sweet shit!
StealthSteve responds:
LOL Sorry I'm responding a whole year-plus late Viktor...
Yeah I definately need to work on the vocal processing aspect, I'm not that experienced with the whole "mastering your audio" thing. The music is from the Blizzard Man stage in Mega Man 6, I just replaced the VG percussion with a little hip-hop drum sample. I prolly lowered the BPM too, I don't remember.
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The rap in this audio wasn't as bad as I though. At first, I though WTF is this. But when I kept hearing this audio, it started to get better. I liked how you rhymed to almost every line. The beats and rhythems sounded old school and it get's really repetitive. I liked how you described megaman and his story quite clearly. Overall, this audio was good and I enjoyed hearing this! Good Work StephanosGnomon! :D
-Thanks for your vote, Seamonky! You voted 4 for Duel Son, raising its score from 3.64 to 3.67. :D
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StealthSteve responds:
LOL Thanks for giving it a chance and not zero-voting and skipping it within the first few seconds.
So close...
I like this. I really do. The song is one of my favorites -- I love how you kept just liek the original -- and the sound effects add a lot to the overall feel. The lyrics were well-thought-up, too.
I guess my problem is that you don't really put much feeling -- vocally -- into the lyrics, which sort of made the entire thing feel strained and unwilling (if that makes any sense). It's hard to really nail a song, but you did keep the rap going well, so I think you're very close...
I would love to hear more from you, or maybe this piece redone. You are obviously talented. =3 Keep it up, and keep striving for more.
StealthSteve responds:
Yeah I think you're definately right about the delivery part. I thought I'd try to make it sound kinda "robotic" but it just turned out flat in that respect. Too monotone and whatnot.
Thanks for the detailed review dude, I will definately take what you said into consideration for my future projects.
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Just like the things those buttons say ^_^
The rap didn't seem to fit the music, at first, but it worked together more and more as I kept listening. I definitely like the way you word things. It's very rare to find one, but I do believe you are a poet that found his music.
Keep at it.
StealthSteve responds:
Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback.