So me and a friend did a cover of "I'm On Fire" a while ago. It was recorded on an old laptop with only the most basic equipment, and we were quite drunk, hence the sloppy playing and unfocused singing
That being said, i really enjoyed this one, it was a lot more fun than my usual method of fiddling with softsynths until i find something i like. I need a band!
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Springsteen cover
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Springsteen cover
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Re: Springsteen cover
I just found a date near my hometown due your link!
I like your cover, though. But i miss a climax. The song flows until it ends, but there's no real break out.
I like your cover, though. But i miss a climax. The song flows until it ends, but there's no real break out.
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I completely agree. I tried a few different endings but nothing felt right.
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I can't think of something either, but i'm a lousy composer.
I have my best moments and ideas when there's no guitar in reach...
I have my best moments and ideas when there's no guitar in reach...
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nice!
maybe try some different chords on the bridge part ("someone took a knife...") ?
maybe try some different chords on the bridge part ("someone took a knife...") ?
Someone knows where I can find the nearest woodchipper to throw my pieces of junk into?
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Re: Springsteen cover
The first version had a second guitar strumming a bunch of 7th chords, but i felt that it took up too much sonic space. That's how i always record, make a big noisy mess and then remove everything but the essentials. Results may varythe older brother wrote: nice!
maybe try some different chords on the bridge part ("someone took a knife...") ?
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