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Deftones - You've Seen The Butcher
I don't usually listen to Deftones but I like them and this is one of my favourite songs ever.
I recorded the guitars a couple years ago for another project that no longer exists and now I finally decided to record the voice part as well. That's why the video has two different vibes between the guitar scenes and the singing scenes.
The backing track has been made with Moises from the original track and I recorded voice and guitar on top. Enjoy 🤘
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Wow... im quite impressed!!
Ohhh, I knew you were good, but this is fire!!! I'm not a musician, so I might not say this right, but the sustained notes in your voice are so spot on! And the delivery was raw emotion! 🤘
Thank you! This song is a way to test my singing skills for sure. But I want to take some lessons and learn a proper technique
Well, like all tools, the voice needs to be maintained and sharpened :)
But on a personal note, I will say that, of the singers we have on the platform, it is my opinion, that you and @soundlegion are the ones who really rise the standards - in talent, production quality, originality, and performance. I might not be aware of some other good ones, but this is my take.
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Sounds great. You've arranged it all well.
Thank you so much, I appreciate the feedback 😊 I'm aware that my standards compared to other Hive musicans are high and that's because my usual playground is Instagram and Youtube, where the bar is set very very high.
Though I think it's good to have people singing and playing anyway, regardless the quality of the video, the audio or the performance itself. What happens in web 2 is that the bar is set so high that discourage many artists and performers to even begin in the first place.
And what I like about Hive is that when someone is able to provide quality content, the community recognize it almost immediately.