this is a slightly unusual song in DAGDAD tuning which isn't quite sure if it wants to be major or minor, thoughtful acoustic or rock and roll, so it decides to be all of the above. right now i like it, but then again, i only just wrote it. i may change my mind. ;-)
thanks very much for all positive comments. guitorb is of course quite right about the tuning - it's DADGAD, not DAGDAD, but you have to understand I'm a confused person. on mastering, i can only resolve to try harder. however i'm primarily a songwriter, not a sound engineer and there are limitations to the quality of noise you can make with fairly basic recording equipment. thanks again.
broker
Hi broker,
your sound has got much better over the time. But still you have the option to "finetune" mix and mastering. I totally agree with Guitorb.
Werner
Here in the colonies we call that tuning Dadgad. I use it a lot because,like you said,it's not major or minor so it leaves a lot for interpretation. In fact,that's what I like about your songs and what I think makes them great. All great songs mean different things to different people. The mastering on this is substantially better than your prior offerings(ThaiArne,you have to admit it's improving). Keep up the good work.
Klingt fast wie ein echter Leonhard Cohen!! In Tenorfassung!!
Aber hat irgendwie auch was von Pink Floyd?? Egal, hast Du gut gemacht!