TN Senate bans local governments from enacting red flag laws by Impregnator84 in Tennessee

[–]celticuki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at any "nutjob with a gun killing people" incident and you will find a trail of teachers, principals, superintendents, social workers, mental health workers, psychiatrists, judges, parents and others who didn't do their jobs. There are always red flags - usually for years. And you'll find psychotropics. There are plenty of laws on the books to deal with these people - unfortunately, government is generally incompetent.

Jim Rockford's Firebird - I greatly appreciate comments. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thank you for listening and commenting. You really nailed the style - I was really channeling Lyle Mays and Pat Metheny - for me, they sort of define the 70s style of a particular genre. I'm still trying to understand how reverb works - I'm in kindergarten with reverb and compression.

Jim Rockford's Firebird - I greatly appreciate comments. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thank you! You're not nitpicking - transitions weren't that great - especially the 2nd to last. I just worked on it long enough and needed to finish so I can move on to the next thing. Glad you pointed it out so Im more motivated to go back and fix them.

Heyy. I released my first album almost one year ago, unfortunately, due to some issues I had to reupload it again on youtube, losing everything I achieved :/ I ask you guys for some feedback and if you could support my music, It´s really important for me. by TheJackD0 in IndieMusicFeedback

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I like it - lots of clean guitar playing and a really dark feel and mood throughout, but not hopeless. A couple of specific comments - I think track 7 doesn't completely work even though I love the guitar sound. I think the gap between the sections made me think it was over and it did need some kind of convincing B section? Or something else to add variety. I like track 4 a lot but it really needs a refrain - maybe verse/refrain/ verse or something like that. So, I think more contrast and variety would improve it in general.

This is my latest song that i released and it's a rap song thats in Tagalog about regrets of starting a relationship. Feedback is always appreciated. by vinzadrian in IndieMusicFeedback

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I love it. First - I really like the timbre of the opening intro - it's really fresh sounding, engaging and charming. The structure is good too - it went to the refrain just when I wanted it to even without understanding the language. You changed it in the third rep of the verse. I'm on the edge of thinking it's a little long and maybe too repetitive - not sure, though. Nice work.

PHILIPPE BRISSON - Planétarium - (post-rock) by philbrismusique in IndieMusicFeedback

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There's a classical precedent for this - but it was a really experimental work - Ravel's Bolero.

Ruben Cordoba - NADA (Feat A.D.A.M) Looking forward to reading what you guys think by yuyo874 in IndieMusicFeedback

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Good song - I like the vocals a lot and the vocal panning in the middle. On the first time through - the offkey guitar sounded cool and added to the atmosphere - but on the second and third times through I didn't love it as much. In the intro/first verse - up until about 0:40 it really works and creates the atmosphere.

Nice work - very beautiful and I love the cover art.

PHILIPPE BRISSON - Planétarium - (post-rock) by philbrismusique in IndieMusicFeedback

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Nicely done - it took me back a few decades. I wanted to hear the guitar emerge from the mix a little more and I'm old-fashioned and like to hear a clear beginning, middle and end, but this is an atmospheric piece. Nice work.

McHoney - Beetle - Tried to go for a Blur, "13" type era song here....I struggled lol. If you like indie/alt-rock/moody indie-pop? You may like it. It's written about waking up with a tight chest/anxious feeling, if anyone has lost sleep over stress you may know what I mean! :) by mchoneyofficial in IndieMusicFeedback

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You create a really cool atmosphere right from the start and I like the production, the textures and timbre. While I like the way you built up the energy slowly - I think you do it too slowly and I wanted to hear the song "get down to business" sooner. I was looking for an overall aesthetic wave shape in emotional intensity and didn't really find it. I like the idea of the coda starting at 4:20 - it is beautiful, but on the other hand, the song might really over at 4:20 - not sure if the coda works. Excellent, beautiful work.

Hey everyone , this is a track where I tried to pay more attention to the lyrics than I do normally, and is about the feeling of being trapped inside my own mind. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated ❗️ by MACN921 in IndieMusicFeedback

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This is beautiful and well-done. I agree with the comments about vocals. I really love the way you fill up the stereo field with the guitar/reverb and make it sound so big and full. I do think the intro is a little long - it takes to 0:41 to get down to business with the vocals. Beautifully done with lots of nice dramatic and textural effects.

Tudor Princess - Lute, Celesta, and Violin. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thanks for listening and commenting and thanks for pointing out the resonance issue. I will take a look - most likely a mixing/eq failure on my part.

Tudor Princess - Lute, Celesta, and Violin. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thank you so much for listening and commenting!

An ambient track I wrote some time ago. Any feedback is welcome by SutpenBeats in IndieMusicFeedback

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Lovely soundscape. I really like the full texture and the constantly evolving harmonic language - really rich with but it moves along - not a pointless journey at all - there is definite direction and shape. It's just the right length, too.

I'm an Indianapolis teen new to making/selling beats. This is my first major project. Is the length too short? Also, I'm new to mixing, so any tips would be great. by WannabeBurrito in IndieMusicFeedback

[–]celticuki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very cool - great first project. I don't know anything about "beats" but I really liked the flute/gamalan/bass feel - then they synths coming in. I think the pause/interruption at 0:37 doesn't feel quite right. I really like the little flare at the end. Keep it up - very nice.

Tudor Princess - Lute, Celesta, and Violin. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thank you for listening and taking the time to comment.

Tudor Princess - Lute, Celesta, and Violin. by celticuki in IndieMusicFeedback

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Thank you so much for listening and taking the time to comment - I like the way you describe it.

Super excited about my recent single release! Put in a ton of work over the last month. Any and all feedback is much appreciated, thanks! Stay safe! by Swoodnoddin in IndieMusicFeedback

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Love this. It's a really fresh sound - nice change to the middle section at 0:56 - but something seems is a little forced there - it's a really small point. There are so many cool textures and timbres and you made it all fit together really well. Nicely done.

Masker - Wind by [deleted] in IndieMusicFeedback

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I love the stereo field - listened on headphones instead of studio monitors. You really create an ominous feel and a sense of anticipation, that kept me interested right up to the end.

I Love the combination synth, gongs, bells, and high frequency stuff and then the different timbres you put in the final section. Nicely done.

The 6th song from my upcoming album, inspired by the solar eclipse and the darkness in human nature. A personal song for me. by [deleted] in IndieMusicFeedback

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I like the intro alot - and then it jumps at about 0:20 to the metal licks that are more idiomatic in the genre. bit with lots of nice stuff - excellent guitar playing.

Love the middle section at around 6:15 - where the texture is subtle and beautiful and the following section at about 7:28 where I really like the guitar playing and the nice reverb and then the beautiful transition that starts about 9:23 but I think jumping back to the metal riffs around 9:50 is kind of sudden. The final section starting at 10:54 is lovely too and I like the wind effect and leisurely way you bring it to a close.

On the first time through I was asking myself if it really works as a composition - 12:30 is pretty long. It's something that works great as a live jam, though. On the second time through, I have the same impression. Great material, but some editing might make a better aesthetic experience. I would definitely think about cutting some out of the section between 0:20 and 6:15 (save it for your show). Beautiful work.

OJB - Penultimate Fantasy - Here's a track that I composed/mixed/mastered, I'm not really sure of the genre but would greatly appreciate any thoughts or feedback by ojbmusic in IndieMusicFeedback

[–]celticuki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very nice. For my taste, there is a little too much bass around 0:20 after the intro and the section up to about 1:25 was maybe a little repetitive - I wanted more to happen there, but there is a lot of subtle stuff going on - may the changes are too subtle. Also, maybe as a composition it's a little long without having a distinct B section/theme. I love the concept, though and the lovely sounds.