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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 2,067
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Hey Kevin, I've answered your questions below, followed by other comments & little suggestions, keep or sweep  Few questions: 1.) Are the drums too much? I can sample other drum parts. I like 'em.2.) Think of changing line 1 to "Many years ago" -- better or not much of a difference. I like "many years ago".3.) How's the mix? Overall, good4.) Does the lead vocal need to lowered slightly? (I thought I adjusted it, but it still sounds loud). In the latter part of the song, vocal gets louder.5.) Who added those stars?? I appreciate it, but it seems sort of awkward. Kevin ************************************************* Red Fire Truck (c) Emmrich 2011 my dad always saying "Sonthings happen for a reason "I'd get my heart's desire in that toy store window (chorus) bring me that red fire truck ( Since this is your title I'd repeat it as maybe the last line of the Chorus.)
“I usually start with a title or maybe a little rhyme or phrase.” - Harlan Howard
Co-writing = Compromise!
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