Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I was learning Reason when I made that song. I know, best not to  
publish your tutorials :P The harpsichord is actually a steel-string  
acoustic, so that tells me something about the quality of Reason's  
built in samples. These "Tunebacks" as we call them aren't really  
representative of the band's sound. They are more experimental.  
Thanks for the advice--I will look at what I can do with the  
instruments to make it more fitting.

I tried Express' built in phaser and flanger, but I think it was more  
the settings I couldn't get right, which I'm also learning. I spent  
the last six months learning how to pump out a song. Now I'm learning  
how to get the finer details right. I'll keep playing with the phaser  
and flanger.

The songs I was thinking of are (and these are the only two I've  
actually listened to, so I thought it was his signature voice) "If I  
Could Fall In Love" and another one with a similar effect, which I  
never knew the name of.

Joel

On 17/02/2007, at 2:58 AM, GAmoore@... wrote:

> What song by Lenny Kravitz?
>
> Did you try a phase shifter or flanger?
>
> I listened to your song Fire of Desire. Your voice sounds very pro  
> - it
> reminds me of someone famous in fact, but I can't put my finger on  
> it. However, the
> backing tracks don't go with the voice very well. It goes from  
> being too
> frilly with the harpsichord to overly distorted. The drums are ok,  
> but could be
> beefed up and made a little more sophisticated.
>
> I think I would recommend just recording a single guitar as the  
> backing to
> start. Your voice is kind of earthy and has an authentic rock/blues  
> sound to it.
> And its good. But it seems there is a mish mash with the  
> instrumentation.
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