View Full Version : Hey Ladies (Velcro Buddha Remix)
Brother McDuff
08-30-2004, 07:47 PM
What's happening y'all, I'm here to present my newest project: "Hey Ladies (Velcro Buddha Remix)". I tried to make it sound as "Paul's Boutique-ish" as I could, thus I did a whole lot of vinyl-sampling. I was aiming for a much lighter, happier feel than my last "Shake Your Rump Or Else!!!" remix. Anywho, the link is below, let me know what'cha think. Take care.
Oh yeah, BTW, I know that I left out the final verse, so there's no need to tell me. I have a few other projects going that I'm tryin' to get done and I didn't feel like workin' out a whole 'nother verse for this one.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/cjhoodandbrothermcduffmusic.htm
SpuffyRJ
08-30-2004, 08:17 PM
It's cool. lol.
Spanishbomb808
08-30-2004, 11:21 PM
Nice, very nice (y)
I think you can pass off as a Dust [Step-]Brother.
landos_dad
08-31-2004, 06:43 AM
Quality mash.
Nice stereo image. I felt the flutey pipes crowded the mix a little when they dropped. Other than that... I gotta say this is probably one of the best mixes I've heard here (y) (y)
oh word.
HEIRESS
08-31-2004, 07:21 AM
thassa good
Brother McDuff
08-31-2004, 10:00 AM
Quality mash.
Nice stereo image. I felt the flutey pipes crowded the mix a little when they dropped. Other than that... I gotta say this is probably one of the best mixes I've heard here (y) (y)
oh word.
I had that same feeling about the pipes myself when I laid them down, but I liked them too much to leave them out. Despite making the mix a little crowded, I think that it needed some kind of "variable" to keep from sounding to repetitive. I'll probly end up turning them down in the end. It's all a matter of taste, though. Thanks for the feedback y'all.
eerriikk
08-31-2004, 12:32 PM
Haven't had a chance to listen to this yet. Just wanted to say that something I do sometimes when a something needs to be toned down in a mix is adjust the eq. If you got a good multi band eq use that. Sometimes just subtle changes in the mids and highs can make a big difference.
Erik
Brother McDuff
08-31-2004, 05:17 PM
Haven't had a chance to listen to this yet. Just wanted to say that something I do sometimes when a something needs to be toned down in a mix is adjust the eq. If you got a good multi band eq use that. Sometimes just subtle changes in the mids and highs can make a big difference.
Erik
Thanks for the tip erik, I'll make a point to try that out.
(y)
beastie-girl
08-31-2004, 05:23 PM
wow i really like it.
Brother McDuff
09-02-2004, 07:40 PM
Haven't had a chance to listen to this yet. Just wanted to say that something I do sometimes when a something needs to be toned down in a mix is adjust the eq. If you got a good multi band eq use that. Sometimes just subtle changes in the mids and highs can make a big difference.
Erik
I started tweaking the EQ on the flute synth earlier today and it seemed to help the track out a lot. I had to tone down the highs a bit and boost the mids, and it really helped. Thanx again for the tip. I always seem to forget to hit up the EQ before bouncing my final mix to disk. Oh well, thanks Erik.
God, thanks McDuff. You're one of the few remixers on this site who throws hip-hop behind their remixes and I really appreciate it. Great as always.
rootsound1
09-07-2004, 05:53 PM
I love the mellowness ,the scratching and the flute ,oh and the female voice sample. (y) (y) Duece Thumps uP..........yes I meant thumps :D
MarkedCube
09-11-2004, 07:59 PM
This remix stands out from all the other Hey Ladies remixes, its more laid back and soothing which is odd for a Hey Ladies remix, but you did it. Nice variations with the beats and that flute sample was a nice addition. Very nicely done. (y)
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