Black Flowers with vocals (snippet)

Release date

2011-09-05

Author

Buzztler

Genre

Gothic

Description

Hello again, buzzmusic again after a hundred years. Just waited for the time when my first gothic track reached 300 hits , so now here is somethin' new. It's done completely within buzztracker of course (normalized in audacity).
I used some classical instruments, buzzmachines, my guitar and my cheap Durabrand-mic ...

You can find the whole track 4:12 minutes in 320 kb on my soundcloud profile.

Format

Compressed audio (OGG/MP3)

File size

2.2 MB

Downloaded / played

962 times

Commented

4 times

License

This work is released under Creative Commons
Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives (by-nc-nd)

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Comments

2011-09-05 20:34

razornaut

2011-09-05 20:34

this is great, dude! if it weren't for the weak drums, this wouldn't sound out-of-place on a FotN record. Replace the drummachine and you've got something really good going.
2011-09-10 15:52

zzr_

2011-09-10 15:52

once the voice appears, it instantly reminded me @ depeche mode sounds sweet overall. i agree to razornauts statement about the drums.
2011-09-11 21:43

flos

2011-09-11 21:43

Hi Buzztler! I agree with zzr_ on the vocals! I know how hard is to master a mix with electric guitars. My impression is that there's too much reverb ... I think this is a result from overcompression/limit, anyway the instruments come out quite clearly, the only thing that I didn't recognize at first was the brass section
Nice song, great voice. Liked your other tracks on soundcloud as well!

Up the irons
2011-09-15 16:18

Buzztler

2011-09-15 16:18

@ all: thank you for your comments and your remarks, it's this knowledge based feedback that makes buzztunes different from other music sites on the web
@flos: Yep, "thy" cannot stop us "buzzmetalheads" from being happy
I just worked with onboard-effects this time and didn't use VST in the mastering chain and I dropped the mp3 directly from 320 kb to 192 kb, so u are right with your remark, but you can't have enough reverb on gothic-tracks ...