All You Are by paul sandberg

Broadjam Artist: paul sandbergSong: All You AreReviewer: Catch Ten One TenPositive Comments: Reminds of older rock like Kenny rogers (Just Dropped in) and I LOVE the vibe. As there’s this air of more modern artists as well, especially in the verses. Th…

paul sandberg

Broadjam Artist: paul sandberg
Song: All You Are

Reviewer: Catch Ten One Ten

Positive Comments: Reminds of older rock like Kenny rogers (Just Dropped in) and I LOVE the vibe. As there’s this air of more modern artists as well, especially in the verses. There’s this brassy kinda kazoo thing… and it’s amazing! Sits in the mix really well! Lyrics are fire! Great work! Live guitar? Not virtual? Is it all live??! Very well done! Sounds like a real recording (Probably is haha), not something to ignore in 2020, good job! Just a good mix, I like the ranges instruments were chosen to play in and utilize texture, while I’m not a fan of arrangement I give high praise for what was used to arrange. Very well played and mixed. ^_^

Constructive Comments: For syncing potential, usually, just one section is used, but overall, this is a bit too long for my taste. Length doesn’t have to matter, but the bridge doesn’t come in until nearly 3:40, and it has the structure of a traditional 3ish minute track, gets a little repetitive. (Something I’m guilty of quite often myself) I find myself saying this a lot on here, don’t be afraid to tune your vocals. Every artist does, even Michael Buble. Adele, have all some sort of non-organic post-production involving pitch correction. Perfect pitch (Charlie Puth) is very rare, a “studio” song should have it, and it’s okay to have help! It’s just unsettling when a non-live track has distinctively flat notes. (I am not a perfect vocalist myself, and am learning sometimes it’s okay, to let this go or edit in post)