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| Stephen is a great recording engineer. The difference between his work and what I've managed to do so far is light years apart - but I'm learning. Thanks again, T!
Ed Lee originally by Grayson Capps. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Wowsa!!! :eek:
I would have to say that you absolutely NAILED that one! |
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Location: Tennessee | I'm not thinking that needed any drums or handclaps. Pretty damn perfect just the way it is. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | yeah....sometimes simplier is better. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Holy smokes! Serge, ya gotta be the most soulful Cuban I've ever heard. Day-um son, you're soarin'!
Now ya just gotta get out of your shell... 
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I'm thinkin.....corner booth....shot of whiskey...stage bathed in deep blue with swirls of smoke wafin through the streams of light...
lone stool sittin center stage waiting on Serge to come out and entertain.
Considering we put less than an hour into it I think it came out pretty decent.
I added some sloppy bass and a little bit of other stuff here and there this weekend that took about a 1/2 hour.....so less than 2 hours tops for the whole shebang.
Given more time I think we could have done better but it really just started out as a quick and dirty recording to show Serge how to better showcase his vocals.
Compare Serge's vocal on Lonely Stranger from a couple weeks ago....then Malted Milk after he got back from Denver...to Ed Lee that we put together on a whim.
To me Serge sounds like a totally different singer in each song.
oh yeah...for anyone who wants to know....the guitar was a Takamine EF75 and the bass a Dingwall 6 string.
Both were plugged straight into Cubase via the DI jack on my A-Designs Pacifica preamp.
Mic was a Michael Joly modded Oktava MK-105 (not the MK-319 I mistakenly reported in the other thread).
Serge....you need to plan another trip so we can really lay down some tracks....
maybe do some original tunes for the next OFC CD. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Damn Serge!! This sounds awsome. Your Vocals definitely sound better!!! :) |
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Location: Flahdaw | See Serge, all it took was a $1000 mic! ;) |
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| Originally posted by stephent28:
Serge....you need to plan another trip so we can really lay down some tracks....
maybe do some original tunes for the next OFC CD. maybe before the end of the year... |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Another nice one. They just keep getting better. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by darkbarguitar:
See Serge, all it took was a $1000 mic! ;) Actually when I bought the mic it was about 1/2 that. Now I think the modded versions run about $700. Great mic for the money whether it's on acoustic or vocals. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Defiantly better recording on the vocals...
Good work! |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by MusicMishka:
Defiantly better recording on the vocals...
Defiantly? Yeah, I guess that works ... ;) |
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Location: Flahdaw | Definitively, it defiantly definite! |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Norm Crosby is on line 1 - he wants his act back... |
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Location: Right now? | Great song, G8r! Congratulations!
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Thanks to StephenT28, Yet Another Song