Mix it up

Fresh off the wires of the internet (or tubes if you prefer), is the first remix of One to Think About. Actually, it's more of a redux. Here's a quote from Steffon:

This is basically how I would have imagined the song as a whole band, re-recorded in a studio. Still the original version, just scrubbed with soap and add the whole backing band.

And here's the mp3:

One to think about (Maximillian Augustus, 2006)

I think it's great. Steff really shows that he has studio experience with this one. I've always thought that I had a good ear for what sounds good in terms of musical quality. And so I imagined (and still wish sometimes) that maybe someday I could be a producer or something. But technical experience and skills I lack. Steff, you've got both. Plus you know what sounds good. It's like you read my mind. Love it.

One point of contention. I think you set the guitar solo off by about half a measure (forward). Check it again I guess. I'm pretty sure if you strip it down to just the two guitar tracks you'll hear that Kale finishes the solo on a D, which coincides (in tempo) with the first chord of the "chorus."

Funny thing is that I did this exact same thing at first when I mixed it. It actually sounds really cool, and when you switch it back, it almost sounds plain. I'd leave it if I were you.

Looks like Peit is up next, with something crazy. Steff is also working on a remix-type remix - possibly Kaleb as well??? I'll get around to one eventually... the creative juices are flowing in other musical directions right now.