Thanks for your great feedback, Laurent!!!Sologui wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 7:40 pm Thank you for your mixes, always of high quality. You are very brave to work on Two VirginsI frankly have trouble with this album. Yoko is too present.
Maxwell Hammer's "psychedelic" version is surprising. Had to think about this mixture, which works well
For Uncle Albert, I really like double voices (Which vocal versions?) And what is the cover music ? He is doing very well
Bravo again my dear Paul
For the "Two Virgins" version, I've synched up the two sides (one side is 100% to the left, the other side is 100% to the right), I've done some more work to clean up the sound (it's one of the most lo-fi releases, aside from the Star Club tape/s, associated with The Beatles!!) and then pulled frequencies 60Hz to 198Hz to the centre to solidify the sound and make it a three point stereo remix.
For "Maxwell's Noisy Laboratory" I did an instrumental mix from the .mogg file of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" and superimposed a mix of "Under The Mersey Wall" ("UTMW" had been cut into a number of even lengths and these portions had been superimposed upon each other in an earlier mixing session: I've used versions of that to provide a textured layer of sound to various remixes).
The "Uncle Albert" track is a cover version sourced from an old LP my family bought in the early '70s with 20 hits of the day performed by session musicians and mixed in mono (to squeeze as many tracks on to each side as was possible): a lot of work undertaken to get that sounding as good as I could. Vocals from the Ram version of the song were extracted, shaped and synched as best as I could to the cover version vocals and then iZotope's Vocal Doubler effect used to get an ADT effect.
powerPC wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:43 pm Thanks Paul! Great stuff... by the way, if anyone here is using Mac OS and trying to play these young.cloud tracks in Safari browser, it WON'T work... you'll have to go through Chrome (or at least that's how I got them to play). Other browsers like Firefox may work, I haven't tried.
-Keith
Thanks for persevering and having a listen, Keith and Laurent (and everybody else following this thread)!!
SoundCloud is good for free streaming, but their algorithms are quite clever in picking up copyrighted material, even when the material has been modified!!
Clyp.it was good, but they have moved to a business model requiring payment (just like photobucket did a few years ago).
Whyp.it emerged as a response to Clyp.it chasing after revenue: it is good, but the uploads have a 24 hour life span, only.
So, all things considered, yungcloud has been the best one I've found, so far.
