...with Mother's Day, waste some time and listen to a recording that my band just made...yes it's a cover song but hey I "engineered" it myself with Cubase and A LOT of unproductive time...
like you're not busy enough...
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98 degree/106 degree
I wish I could say that it goes with our 98 degree day today with a 106 degree heat index (factor in the humidity)....but nothing goes well with that.
BOSS said:Very good....
Goes great with the thunderstorm were having
I wish I could say that it goes with our 98 degree day today with a 106 degree heat index (factor in the humidity)....but nothing goes well with that.
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Thanks! Just the break I needed from Dia de las Madres.
Love the rhythm. The lead guitar player has quite a set of chops - as does the rest of the band. :yourock:
Thanks! Just the break I needed from Dia de las Madres.
Love the rhythm. The lead guitar player has quite a set of chops - as does the rest of the band. :yourock:
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Sounds Great!
Very nice, Mark! My son plays electric guitar and I have seen and heard many, many band members come and go. He's still so young. One day maybe I'll be sending you a recorded song. :musical:
Very nice, Mark! My son plays electric guitar and I have seen and heard many, many band members come and go. He's still so young. One day maybe I'll be sending you a recorded song. :musical:
hey everyone what a nice way to get the morning started with all your kind words!!! Music is *my* true passion, as flowers are many of yours, and FYI that was me on all the guitars, my drummer Rich, and my talented singer Donnie Wells, who is somewhat of a mySpace stud.
The mix still needs some tweaking...listening to it on my car radio made the guitar verse sound *really* harsh and a bit ear-splitting, so I think I need to EQ that section to mellow it out a bit...
I suppose what I am most proud about is that the guitar, drum, and bass section was all recorded in ONE TAKE, no overdubs or fixes. That is pretty much unheard of in the music recording world and while there are some mistakes overall it sounds approxemately like decent music...
The vocals was where all the production was done, with the 4-5 layers and "comping" of each passage. Again, thanks everyone for listening!
The mix still needs some tweaking...listening to it on my car radio made the guitar verse sound *really* harsh and a bit ear-splitting, so I think I need to EQ that section to mellow it out a bit...
I suppose what I am most proud about is that the guitar, drum, and bass section was all recorded in ONE TAKE, no overdubs or fixes. That is pretty much unheard of in the music recording world and while there are some mistakes overall it sounds approxemately like decent music...
The vocals was where all the production was done, with the 4-5 layers and "comping" of each passage. Again, thanks everyone for listening!
Yeah Ryan we do a bunch of Incubus...those guys really throw down. Right now I am using a Fender Stereo chorus head, a couple 4x12 celestion stacks, and that new Line6 PODxt floor pedal that is so flexible and I am getting to love, although getting *just* the right tone from it is like learning a new programming langaugeInfinite said:Mark,
Gotta love an Incubus fan
What's your rig setup?
Ryan
So true - I love the flexibility of Line6, but man ... so many options!12BucksFor2Dozon said:Yeah Ryan we do a bunch of Incubus...those guys really throw down. Right now I am using a Fender Stereo chorus head, a couple 4x12 celestion stacks, and that new Line6 PODxt floor pedal that is so flexible and I am getting to love, although getting *just* the right tone from it is like learning a new programming langauge
When I was still gigging, I had a PRS CE22 and Rickenbacker Glen Frey Limited Editon guitars with a 4x12 Knucklehead Cab & Marshall stereo 100 power amp. My preamp was a Mesa Boogie TriAxis - talk about options and sounds
Petals: Accoustic simulator, chorus, flange and ... crap, one more. Blank.
I still have the TriAxis, petals and guitars, and now I use a smaller Hughes & Kettner amp.
Ryan
Very very nice rig, but good lord you must make a lot more money than I do!! <g>Infinite said:...
When I was still gigging, I had a PRS CE22 and Rickenbacker Glen Frey Limited Editon guitars with a 4x12 Knucklehead Cab & Marshall stereo 100 power amp. My preamp was a Mesa Boogie TriAxis - talk about options and sounds
Petals: Accoustic simulator, chorus, flange and ... crap, one more. Blank.
I still have the TriAxis, petals and guitars, and now I use a smaller Hughes & Kettner amp.
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lol12BucksFor2Dozon said:
Bought all that stuff at the end of high-school and during college. Funny, though, dropped out of college when I couldn't afford tuition ...
Maybe this is one of the perks of doind non-OS software - more cash for musical toys? As Audra says: "Come to the Dark Side - We have cookies!"
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that won top #1 twice and #2 in '65,'66, and '67 North American CML/AML placings amongst 2700 competitors, in electric steel guitar, I have NO IDEA what the h*ll you guys is talkin about
that won top #1 twice and #2 in '65,'66, and '67 North American CML/AML placings amongst 2700 competitors, in electric steel guitar, I have NO IDEA what the h*ll you guys is talkin about
Have had this song stuck in my head since it was posted. Had to come back for another listen
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