Hands down its the Master of Tiny Shoes release. Your voice is so much richer and fuller here but this song is so lacking in cabbit so to speak.

Yeah, it sucks that he's in Virginia

I like the newest version best out of the 3 - followed by the Master Of Tiny Shoes version. MoTS was my favorite of the first four albums (probably because it was the first one I bought and listened to much) so it's really awesome hearing this piece get another shot.

Thank god X3
I really shined up this one. It's a little more complicated than my really old stuff was, so we had a hard time recording it.

The re-recording is a good idea, because I'm hearing all these songs again for the first time and really enjoying them. :)

That's awesome Take ^^ Thanks for listening.

Just loved the orig, but wow, totally swooning for this one

aw you're too nice ^^ thank you Wirez

I learned how to sing!

Probably just my personal preference from working with groups with MANY more singers, but I like to push the harmonies a little louder to stand /almost/ next to the melody. I think I've heard you do the same before, too. Just something I noticed off the bat was how quiet the harmony was. Otherwise, it's really good!

Old version: Didnt have enough bass guitar in the mix. Also noticed you definitely went through puberty since this because you mustve gone from baritone to bass since then or youre just leaving more low end in the EQ for your voice than you used to lol

EVEN OLDER version: Bass line itself is different. Slapping/tapping and slightly different rhythm. Doesnt seem better or worse in that regard, although probably a little cooler to switch it up like that, though. Once it gets into the song, the bass definitely isnt as loud, which is probably just cuz it wasnt compressed enough or volume wasnt changed between the slapping/tapping part and normal fingering.
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Overall definitely like this newest version the most. :3 It's cool to see how much your voice has improved over the years, too!

I think it's a combination of getting better at singing, and gettin a better microphone. I roll off the bass in the eq and turn up the highs to get rid of the cloudiness my voice seems to naturally posess.

I like the harmonies loud at the end, but I'm not huge on the single line harmonies in the earlier sections. When we get to the full chorus feel near the end I push them up.

Like the titular sections of this guy. :)

I just got around to listening (somehow I missed this one). I agree that yhe MoTS version is better, but it's good to have a high-quality solo version like this in your folio.