Atmospheric Gothic Metal with Female Operatic Vocals
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Hello,
Congrats on your new symphonic metal mix of Drama Queen. The vocal harmonies sound great, and instruments as well. I love how you sing your songs, rather than grunt, and scream like most metal bands.
On this new mix I didn’t care for the flanger effect over the vocals. While it did give an interesting diminished effect I thought the original chorus effects sounded great from your last release. Also I liked the melody you sang “In your loving arms” (gg, a#, c, a-natural) in the original better.
I wish you all well, and look forward to hearing more from you.
Hi Andrew! Thank you so much for your detailed review of this version of Drama Queen!
I will make sure to pass it on to the producer of this version, my bandmate Sermilion in Spell of Enchantress.
I have a blog post about the various versions this song has been through!
And I will keep your comment in minds when recording the vocals for the album version!
I can technically do a bit of fry scream, which is fun, but not really suitable for In Spite of Thunder, which has more of a dramatic romantic gothic feeling.
I hope to learn to growl someday, just out of curiosity and to be able to cover some good old black metal, but I think it’s important to use those types of vocal effects only when the song or lyrics require them!
Hello,
Congrats on your new symphonic metal mix of Drama Queen. The vocal harmonies sound great, and instruments as well. I love how you sing your songs, rather than grunt, and scream like most metal bands.
On this new mix I didn’t care for the flanger effect over the vocals. While it did give an interesting diminished effect I thought the original chorus effects sounded great from your last release. Also I liked the melody you sang “In your loving arms” (gg, a#, c, a-natural) in the original better.
I wish you all well, and look forward to hearing more from you.
Hi Andrew! Thank you so much for your detailed review of this version of Drama Queen!
I will make sure to pass it on to the producer of this version, my bandmate Sermilion in Spell of Enchantress.
I have a blog post about the various versions this song has been through!
And I will keep your comment in minds when recording the vocals for the album version!
I can technically do a bit of fry scream, which is fun, but not really suitable for In Spite of Thunder, which has more of a dramatic romantic gothic feeling.
I hope to learn to growl someday, just out of curiosity and to be able to cover some good old black metal, but I think it’s important to use those types of vocal effects only when the song or lyrics require them!