Originally Posted by Danny Stewart
Yeah, Casio's crap generally. Although my first keyboard was a Casio and I still like it. Not that great but fun just to play on.
And *gasp* you insult the orchestral library currently used by the great Master Dominic Glynn himself! For shame. I cannot speak to you anymore. He recommended it to me personally and I have completely fallen in love with it. It's by far the best orchestral library I've ever used -- even HardWire far prefers it to the one he used before on Good as Gold after I passed on the recommendation to him!
Besides, the voice was the only thing from the library (aside from the drums and piano). The bass was from the somewhat crappy FL Slayer. And the voice is a professionally recorded female singer, and upon comparison it sounds quite close to the singer Murray hired, which was nice. Honestly I have no idea what you're talking about, and it makes me sad.  |
Don't listen to the haters Danny
. I like this much more than the first version (not that the first was bad or anything). My only recommendation is that the percussion in the second verse sounded a little better on the original, and were more noticeable. The voice on this sounds good obviously the pitch changes are a little more sudden and unnatural than a "real life" singer though the only way to rectify this would be to record a real singer
, which is out of the question obviously.
I'd give this a 9.5/10.