192155 from Live Dangerously by TheareHeare

Hey M,

This was the second track. The dynamics on this one are a bit crazy, but I tempered them a bit in mastering. The loudest section of the piece is at 28 seconds, so that'd be a good time to adjust "up" from a low volume to suit your space/listening experience. I don't recommend headphones until you've tried this out on external speakers at a lower volume, just so you know what's coming. I've enjoyed listening to this on headphones, laptop speakers and proper studio monitors so I reckon, as long as your volume levels are adjusted for the work, any listening approach is viable.

I used the same SFX setup as the first, and used a wireless vocal mic for this one... I like to move as I do vocal stuff generally, so the freedom of being body-packed is great, but I need to get better audio foldback method, the in-ear monitors I have are wired and the wire gets in the way.

BTW the photo of this track I took about 7 years ago, at Gallop House in Perth. It's a beautiful residency and I truely recommend you apply for the Prelude Foundation / Bundanon Trust composer residencies when you're feeling like it, a year of no rent and focus on making music, and a place to host house events is actually really great.

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