Custom Jingles, 70p Each Demos! Back!

[DJ-Louis]

http://habbobeats.com/Jingles

So yeah check them out

[iUnknown]

Why post two threads about the same thing.. i think that's against the rules?

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[DJ-Louis]

Why post off topic? thats against the rules?

Reason is because the other one got spamd ;l

[myke]

Reccommended

[DJ-Louis]

Thank's Hope you like the jingle. (michael1.mp3)

[TimmyMallet]

http://habbobeats.com/Jingles

So yeah check them out

Well.... Jingle live.mp3 way way way too much phaser effect it gets to the point that its distracting, I think the voice over is saying habbo beats dot com the voice over is distorted and not clear.

Who Jingle.mp3 again the voice over so distorted, are you using a poor quality microphone or was it very close to you mouth when recording?

habbobeats jingle.mp3 again dreadful distorted voice-over and if I am correct it sounds like a full blown rip off of one of my jingles here is the original http://www.microjingles.co.uk/aquamontage.mp3

michael1.mp3 this is again poor quality, too much phaser, the voice-over saying Michael is hard to hear...

In all its quite simple to produce a jingle, just follow a few simple rules....

1: buy the best microphone you can afford

2: don't use too many effects

3: record the voicover plain with no effects, add the effect afterward during the final mixdown

4: don't forget to drop the music level while the voice-over is speaking

5: when you have done your first mix play it back on headphones, studio speakers and if possible crappy laptop type speakers!! it is no use mixing down on studio speakers if when you play it back on a laptop the bass is too much..

and best of all pop down to a local hospital radio station etc and see how they do it, sometimes a jingle is no more than a decent quality voice-over played over the top of an intro.


Sorry to moan, but making jingles is not a bandwagon that anyone can just jump on.....

i cant hear the voice in them. music too loud voice too soft.

[DJ-Louis]

Thank's for the advice.

[Hayd93]

Well.... Jingle live.mp3 way way way too much phaser effect it gets to the point that its distracting, I think the voice over is saying habbo beats dot com the voice over is distorted and not clear.

Who Jingle.mp3 again the voice over so distorted, are you using a poor quality microphone or was it very close to you mouth when recording?

habbobeats jingle.mp3 again dreadful distorted voice-over and if I am correct it sounds like a full blown rip off of one of my jingles here is the original http://www.microjingles.co.uk/aquamontage.mp3

michael1.mp3 this is again poor quality, too much phaser, the voice-over saying Michael is hard to hear...

In all its quite simple to produce a jingle, just follow a few simple rules....

1: buy the best microphone you can afford

2: don't use too many effects

3: record the voicover plain with no effects, add the effect afterward during the final mixdown

4: don't forget to drop the music level while the voice-over is speaking

5: when you have done your first mix play it back on headphones, studio speakers and if possible crappy laptop type speakers!! it is no use mixing down on studio speakers if when you play it back on a laptop the bass is too much..

and best of all pop down to a local hospital radio station etc and see how they do it, sometimes a jingle is no more than a decent quality voice-over played over the top of an intro.


Sorry to moan, but making jingles is not a bandwagon that anyone can just jump on.....

verry mutch agreed any people think radio production is easy but the fact is it is not.Also radio production is not about jingles many people for get this it is also editing interviews to go on air splitting up audio as well as making the audio sound better.


Also untrusted
http://habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=421864&page=2

[Jinxey]

I like the jingles, however the Voice FX are terrible...