Fly me to the moon (cover) | VIBES WEEK 16

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I've come to play among the stars... Hello to all the Vibes community, it's a pleasure to participate in this week's weekly contest, I've been looking forward to it for a while, and finally I could finally organize myself to be here, this is my first participation and the truth is that I'm impressed by the amount of high level vocal talent that is here, so I hope to give the width people.

Regarding the theme of the week, this song “Fly me to the moon” by the great Frank Sinatra has a very dense value for me, because it was the first song in English that I could learn, being a Spanish speaker, I consider it a milestone that this was my first song in this language.

Recently, I'm soaking in music production and all that it implies, my level is basic, but I'm really fascinated by this world, so I wanted to apply what I'm learning in this interpretation.

I use a generic mic that doesn't require an interface to record, but it's not bad at all, and I use the Reaper program to record and mix, I wanted to play with various filters and apply a solid layout to the voice, and take the basic considerations for mastering.

The hundreds of producers who share their knowledge for free on Youtube are the ones who make it possible for me to take my first steps, so I wish it rains a sack of bills on their heads!

If there is any experienced producer who wants to give me some tips or considerations about the mix and sound in general of this piece, you are welcome to share what you have to, without any commitment of course.

This song was written by the American composer Bart Howard, but obviously who popularized it was the master Sinatra, as a curious fact the Apollo space program, took this song as unofficial anthem. what a Sublime!

My relationship with music in general has been quite changeable. I like to interpret various genres, but this song has something that evokes me some nostalgia, maybe because I've heard it in so many versions and especially because I relate it to the closing song of the anime Evangelion that had a version of this song much slower and less cheerful, the accompanying cinematic has many cold tones, but definitely this song evokes much of my early stage knowing the creative world, so without more to contribute I hope you enjoy the interpretation.

Here I share the lyrics of the song if you want to take a look.