Resonance (re-recorded)

Now that I have slightly better equipment, I will (very slowly) be re-recording all my originals. Still mixing with hifi speakers, sadly.

Equipment used:
Washburn WI64D
AudioTechnica AT2035 condenser
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Logic Pro 9.1
NSA custom series free drum samples

Resonance
Resonance by TheHundredthOne

Lyrics:
Touch the dust
With rain on my finger
The mirror cracked and fell
The memories still linger

Images abound
Night's fabric as it frays
The deeper shades
Colours seeping through the grey

A waking dream
I'm walking hallways of my mind
Round and round in spirals
I can hear the song in my ears playing
The melodies
They're calling out to me
And they're saying

Dawn breaks
Radiance climbs
As ripples touch the edge
Troubled waters still with time

A distant bell tolls
Mist hanging in the air
Silence resonates
Vibrant in despair

The bitter sun
The shadows seem to run and hide
Fading like old scars
I can hear the song in my ears playing
The melodies
They're calling out to me
And they're saying

The waterfall
The rocks I see far down below
Diving into depths unknown
I can hear the song in my ears playing
The melodies
They're calling out to me
And they're saying

 

You know people are going to listen your stuff on hi-fi speakers only - not studio monitors.
So I don't believe that there is anything sad in you using your current speakers to do the mixing and mastering.

Besides, I hope you know the goal/aim of hi-fi and monitors is one and the same: to be as close to an ideal transducer as possible.

 

So wanna hear it but i can't right now... Nice lyrics...

 

I do agree, I remember the story of the original Yamaha monitors, they were meant to reproduce terrible radio speaker quality sound. But I would like to have some reference of hifi speakers other than my own, to help the mastered track be as similar as possible across various transducers. As for mixing, I believe flat response (just close enough to it, not audiophile "quality") would be best to iron out kinks that will pose problems during mastering. From personal experience I know that what sounds good on my speakers/earphones can sound off on another set, so having a good initial mix is key.

Haven't you heard any of my tracks rickkkyrich? This is a re-recording, links to my music have been in my signature forever. Shame on you.

 

I have heard your tracks but it's been a while now...