L-throw updated

[cifirrekcuT]

well what we have here is a new song up
check it out if you're feeling a little out of the box

go to www.wwu.edu/~naulta/cs112

[sleepyhead]

sweet. i'll get it as soon as my internet gets back up.

[cifirrekcuT]

there's temporarily a shitty copy up on music.download.com
andy just submitted the update this evening, but whatever. The better quality one is on andy's school account. much clearer, much smoother, much nicer, yet still unmastered until probably next quarter. the good one should be up on the download.com in no more than a week
either way, if you give a shit, give it a listen. i think we did some good engineering

[cifirrekcuT]

the good copy's up on download.com
let it be posted

[sleepyhead]

cool. i'll have to get it later. i can barely load two websites at the same time right now.

[cifirrekcuT]

actually, i just went and checked. that's still the 'shitty' one. you can tell by listening to the very end. you'll hear two distinct clicks of a button (me pushing stop on the pro tools board)
get the one from www.wwu.edu/~naulta/cs112 if you want to keep it

[sleepyhead]

ok, i just downloaded both versions.

i like it. the vocals are a bit quiet, but i'm guessing you did that on purpose. i like how they kind of drone a little. but the yelling at the end i didn't really enjoy. it was kind of creepy sounding. i could tell a difference between both versions though.

[cifirrekcuT]

we don't really see vocals as the main instrument that should be mixed any louder than anything else.
except for the end, we wanted the rage to shine. there's a reason for the yelling. we wouldn't do it if there wasn't, of course, as you might be able to tell we don't have screaming voices

[cifirrekcuT]

Here

music.download.com/lthrow/3600-8592_32-100296256.html?tag=listing_song_artist