(Guitar-based) song about a popular psychopath

[Pete B]

Name that psycho. Anything you'd change about the mix? Thanks if you take time to listen.

[ZombieFightsShark]

What do you have going as far as high pass low pass is concerned?

[Pete B]

High pass on everything to a degree (minimum 66 to max 200Hz roughly); low pass on vocals (10KHz), both keyboards (2.2 K and 5.2K), and bass (575Hz).

Thanks for the question. I hadn't realised I'd cut everything below 66Hz. Elephants would be furious, but I'm not very good at (or capable of?) monitoring the low lows. Any advice on monitoring that low?

[jappe]

Name that psycho. Anything you'd change about the mix? Thanks if you take time to listen.

This one deserves some attention.
I like this a lot, my new favorite of your tunes.
The sounds, vocals, structure...very well done!

And who is the lyrics referring to....could it start with a T, end with a p, and rum in between?

[Pete B]

Spot on Jappe! It's about that scary idiot - the scariest thing perhaps being the amount of support he's got. Thanks a lot for the kind words.

Pete

[Pete B]

When I wrote this I was hoping it wasn't going to end in tears.

[jfrichards]

Just wrote a chorus a few days ago
"Two Rats from the sewers of New York
Raised on dead babies and pork"
but then lost my compositional drive, too disgusted to concentrate.