Demo Update

Chad Brazier · Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006, 03:04 (GMT) Post subject: Demo Update

Here we go... I just put together a "nightclub demo" that just seems to be my thing. I think it might work well as maybe a hard sell too. The last couple are older and I am thinking about dropping them off. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks

CB

Scott Pollak · Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006, 03:47 (GMT) Post subject:

Chad.... Wow! From a technical/production standpoint that's one of the most awesome demos I've ever heard! Fantastically mixed, terrific stereo imaging... just awesome. Even though it was long, I stayed all the way thru the end, was enjoying every second of it.

Now, here's the dilemma, and I see two of 'em:
- How much of a market is out there for this type of work, ESPECIALLY on a site like this? I honestly don't know, because I don't do that type of v/o. I'd have to wonder if there's much work out there for this specific of a niche'.
- You have a super-pleasant voice that - to this old fart at least - sounds almost too nice to be on this type of spot. I kept itching for a voice with a bit more edge to it for the subject matter. Don't get me wrong, your presentation, quality and momentum were top notch. It just seemed like a weird fit... kind of like a plaid shirt on striped pants.

I'm not really sure what to tell you. You have the production end of it down pat. Your pipes are velvety and you carry a lot of natural emotion in the delivery. I'd like to hear you do some other stuff, so I guess I'll have to check out your page here!

In the meantime, if you can check my post below and critique my demo I'd appreciate it.

Good luck to ya!

Paxton Greene · Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006, 14:03 (GMT) Post subject:

Awesome job Chad! Great mix.

Pax