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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2005
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Hey Clint: I thought the vocal sounded great. I didn't get any feel that it was pitchy. Heard a bit of hiss through one side of my headphones....had it turned up pretty high though.... Always liked this song - can see why you keep coming back to it.  Hey, love the new avatar! Is that you and your son? Great to see you again! Scott Hi Scott, Thanks. Like Louis, I trust your ear so I am very pleased to know that you didn't hear any real pitch problems. Ya know, I heard some of that hiss too. I think it came from using a hard limiter effect on the song - it seems to raise the noise level as well as the overall volume. Using a hard limiter was recently suggested by a friend and I thought I would try it. It may work better with a different style of music, but I don't care for it after all. So...I just went back and did a remix and removed the hard limiter and I think there is less background noise now. I just did my usual normalization instead. Yep, that's my son 25 years ago when he was a week old. That was me a few months before I cut off my hippie hair  . Clint
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