Thanks for listening. Yeah off course, it's not perfect. It was hard to sex up the old radio speech that had a bandwidth of about 8 kHz or something. Noise and Hiss filters of Magix did a great job, although when increasing the high bands to get a clear sound I couldn't get rid of some white noise.
The rythm of the DDE speech is good while it may be set in the arrangement kind of subptimal by me. When you listen to it too many times, everything starts sounding groovy.
I agree the voice may be too dominant in the mix. I only had my headphones to check it, and I also wanted to make sure the text is understandable.
From the dramaturgic point of view I am pretty happy with it, especially the refrain that contains the complex definition, followed by dubja who represents the complex himself, this gives a strong contrast right in the middle of it.
I just put it together quickly, with only the cheapest of cheap equipment and absolutely no pro ambitions. Probalbly it also sounds like that :). But I am on stage since more than 20 years and from time to time I feel like I need to drop a note or two. Wow, even from that very tiny guitar solo I now got a hurting blister on my finger. (Well mainly from the "warm up phase") I definitifely need to play more guitar.
The rythm of the DDE speech is good while it may be set in the arrangement kind of subptimal by me. When you listen to it too many times, everything starts sounding groovy.
I agree the voice may be too dominant in the mix. I only had my headphones to check it, and I also wanted to make sure the text is understandable.
From the dramaturgic point of view I am pretty happy with it, especially the refrain that contains the complex definition, followed by dubja who represents the complex himself, this gives a strong contrast right in the middle of it.
I just put it together quickly, with only the cheapest of cheap equipment and absolutely no pro ambitions. Probalbly it also sounds like that :). But I am on stage since more than 20 years and from time to time I feel like I need to drop a note or two. Wow, even from that very tiny guitar solo I now got a hurting blister on my finger. (Well mainly from the "warm up phase") I definitifely need to play more guitar.