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If I can just nudge in here...
I think it would be excellent if one person posted a clip or a group of clips, and then before the next person posts theirs, wait until they get a response with advice or how it sounds.
That would keep things in order and also give everybody a chance to be heard and critiqued. That way no one is left out and everybody wins.
Good idea?
I think it would be excellent if one person posted a clip or a group of clips, and then before the next person posts theirs, wait until they get a response with advice or how it sounds.
That would keep things in order and also give everybody a chance to be heard and critiqued. That way no one is left out and everybody wins.
Good idea?
Originally posted by geek_usa
If I can just nudge in here...
I think it would be excellent if one person posted a clip or a group of clips, and then before the next person posts theirs, wait until they get a response with advice or how it sounds.
That would keep things in order and also give everybody a chance to be heard and critiqued. That way no one is left out and everybody wins.
Good idea?
I think this is ganna be a mess.
Recorded this in my barn, in an odd way. First the singer and I recorded an acoustic guitar and voice guide track on to a 1/2 inch 8 track. Then a week later I had the drummer show up and record drums to the guide track. Only had 3 mics but they were good ones. I put a U87 about 6 ft in front of the kit about chest high to the drummer, then a AKG 414 over the drummers left shoulder about 6ft high pointing at the snare, the 3rd mic is anothe 414 on the right hand side of the kit pointing at the drummers shoulder. This is a common 3 mic technique and I think it worked ok to capture what the kit sounded like in the room.
Then we transfered the drum tracks and guide tacks to ProTools
and I started layering stuff,and got rid of the guide tracks. Guitars recorded with a 414 and U87 for some room, the amp was a Deluxe reverb, a Gibson Les Paul for solo, strat for rythm, Gibson B-25 for acoustic,B-25 restrung with Nashville tuning, Bass a G&L direct thru homemade passive direct box. Used a Lexicon PCM60 for most of the reverb. We ended up recording this again in a pro studio but this version still sounds better, probably cause I had so much time to mess with it and get the perfomances right.
Hope you enjoy
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=7889
Then we transfered the drum tracks and guide tacks to ProTools
and I started layering stuff,and got rid of the guide tracks. Guitars recorded with a 414 and U87 for some room, the amp was a Deluxe reverb, a Gibson Les Paul for solo, strat for rythm, Gibson B-25 for acoustic,B-25 restrung with Nashville tuning, Bass a G&L direct thru homemade passive direct box. Used a Lexicon PCM60 for most of the reverb. We ended up recording this again in a pro studio but this version still sounds better, probably cause I had so much time to mess with it and get the perfomances right.
Hope you enjoy
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=7889
Originally posted by Ivor The Engine Driver
Thanks for the comments!
When we rate rigs in the effects forum, the rule is you have to post a critique of the previous two or three before you can post your own for critique-ing. That seems to ensure that everyone gets their share of feedback and advice. A little bit more difficult here, as many people work during the day, making it hard to listen and evaluate songs. (Much easier to glance at someone's rig and say, "I like this, I don't like that....") But maybe it's an idea.
That said, I'll try to give some listens tonight and post my thoughts.
Great Idea ! I hope Phil will chime in too , with an expert opinion .
Originally posted by rhythminmind
well let me know what you guys think.. i'd like to hear some comments..
http://www.rhythminmind.net/temp/mp3/
wow , there's some cool stuff here ! Some of the guitar reminds me of Michael Hedges
I say very well done !
Originally posted by TIP
Recorded this in my barn, in an odd way. First the singer and I recorded an acoustic guitar and voice guide track on to a 1/2 inch 8 track. Then a week later I had the drummer show up and record drums to the guide track. Only had 3 mics but they were good ones. I put a U87 about 6 ft in front of the kit about chest high to the drummer, then a AKG 414 over the drummers left shoulder about 6ft high pointing at the snare, the 3rd mic is anothe 414 on the right hand side of the kit pointing at the drummers shoulder. This is a common 3 mic technique and I think it worked ok to capture what the kit sounded like in the room.
Then we transfered the drum tracks and guide tacks to ProTools
and I started layering stuff,and got rid of the guide tracks. Guitars recorded with a 414 and U87 for some room, the amp was a Deluxe reverb, a Gibson Les Paul for solo, strat for rythm, Gibson B-25 for acoustic,B-25 restrung with Nashville tuning, Bass a G&L direct thru homemade passive direct box. Used a Lexicon PCM60 for most of the reverb. We ended up recording this again in a pro studio but this version still sounds better, probably cause I had so much time to mess with it and get the perfomances right.
Hope you enjoy
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=7889
Beautiful Tune TIP , great use of the trem and just a smooth subtle cool vibe , should be on the radio right now ! Nice solos too
Originally posted by rhythminmind
well let me know what you guys think.. i'd like to hear some comments..
http://www.rhythminmind.net/temp/mp3/
Awsome musicianship, nice use of different ambiences in the mix.
I really like the guitar dry, with everything else with a bit a ambience. I listened to tk 8 and 11. This stuff would be a shoe in for the Windham Hill label. Nice job!
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