Anyone up for a blues jam?
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that seriously blows ass, Panthur! I'm so sorry to hear that. I think it goes without saying that I hope everything comes to a positive resolve.
about the jam, the second person playing needs to be much louder. maybe if you could turn the gain up on that track, or maybe reduce the volume of all the tracks a little bit, it would help the issue. that aside, the playing sounds great! I can't wait to hear what others sound like!
about the jam, the second person playing needs to be much louder. maybe if you could turn the gain up on that track, or maybe reduce the volume of all the tracks a little bit, it would help the issue. that aside, the playing sounds great! I can't wait to hear what others sound like!
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Panthur said:
You might still need to save up, but perhaps a little less if you keep your eye on the Craig's List for your area. Every once in a while you'll come across someone who started a project and never followed through. The part(s) often go for bargain basement prices. I'm going to get a mahogany Strat body for $100 this evening.
Can't beat that with a stick.
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hachikid said:
I can adjust it - I thought it sounded OK on my system, but I'll listen again. It's pretty mid scooped, but I thought it was loud enough. I'll boost it a couple dB.
http://www.wfzr.net/warmoth/UWbluesjampart3take2.mp3 - - take two
this is a work in progress - I'll try to keep all the levels equal, but differences in tone and eq means that so tracks are going to cut through more than others. I'm not going to go crazy trying to eq stuff.
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Man, I don't know if I did this right. I recorded mine on one that has 3 or 4 guys playing before me. Here it is....
http://www.mediafire.com/file/gl2t2y4nnmy/UWbluesjamMULLY.mp3
And the solo without backing..
http://www.mediafire.com/file/1nyljcm551m/solo only.mp3
MULLY
Let me know if I screwed this up
By the way, this was played on the February GOTM (see photo in sig) through Pod Farm on the "Ain't Talkin' Bout Love" setting using a high gain Soldano instead of the Marshall with the Variac. Played through the bridge pup which is a DiMarzio Super Distortion S.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/gl2t2y4nnmy/UWbluesjamMULLY.mp3
And the solo without backing..
http://www.mediafire.com/file/1nyljcm551m/solo only.mp3
MULLY
Let me know if I screwed this up
By the way, this was played on the February GOTM (see photo in sig) through Pod Farm on the "Ain't Talkin' Bout Love" setting using a high gain Soldano instead of the Marshall with the Variac. Played through the bridge pup which is a DiMarzio Super Distortion S.
Sounds fine, Mully.
Here's my mix of everyone so far. I've added some EQ to the bass so it stands out a bit better.
If anyone thinks their timing is out 'cos I've slightly mispositioned a clip, let me know.
http://www.foxden.plus.com/mp3s/W/mix_everyone.mp3
Here's my mix of everyone so far. I've added some EQ to the bass so it stands out a bit better.
If anyone thinks their timing is out 'cos I've slightly mispositioned a clip, let me know.
http://www.foxden.plus.com/mp3s/W/mix_everyone.mp3
thanks man. there's actually no effects. there's two amps, each going to cabs of their own. one for high frequencies, one for low frequencies (stole the idea from Billy Sheehan). the bass side, it's a 150w Fender Bassman tube head going to an Acoustic 360 Horn bass cab with a rackmount compressor. on the treble side, it's an Orange OR-120 with the gain all the way up going to a Leslie 147 rotary cabinet with a rackmount compressor and a parametric EQ to further sculpt the highs and mids.
...now here's the insane part, I was not actually plugged up to a physical amplifier of any sort. I was plugged into an M-Audio Fast Track Ultra that goes directly into my computer, and from there, I did all the amp stuff with Amplitube 3. it did all the amp modeling and recording. I fiddled with settings for hours, swapping heads and cabinets, trying different effects, listening to different speaker sizes, changing speaker sizes, changing tubes in amps, changing pre-amps, tinkering with the noise gate, until I came up with something I liked. this program is amazing.
...now here's the insane part, I was not actually plugged up to a physical amplifier of any sort. I was plugged into an M-Audio Fast Track Ultra that goes directly into my computer, and from there, I did all the amp stuff with Amplitube 3. it did all the amp modeling and recording. I fiddled with settings for hours, swapping heads and cabinets, trying different effects, listening to different speaker sizes, changing speaker sizes, changing tubes in amps, changing pre-amps, tinkering with the noise gate, until I came up with something I liked. this program is amazing.
Ok, battling on in the face of adversity.. I've actually had a go at this !. I'm not happy with it, but then I'm not using my usual gear (read a few posts back, it got nicked), so I don't think it's all that bad for a guitar plugged directly into a shitty soundcard hehe, was fun battling the latency :headbang1:
This is everyone + me (i've tacked mine on at the end)
http://www.educrate.co.uk/dump/EveryoneandMe.mp3
And this is the solo reording
http://www.educrate.co.uk/dump/MeAlone.mp3
Feedback apreciated and rock on fellas ! :guitarplayer2:
This is everyone + me (i've tacked mine on at the end)
http://www.educrate.co.uk/dump/EveryoneandMe.mp3
And this is the solo reording
http://www.educrate.co.uk/dump/MeAlone.mp3
Feedback apreciated and rock on fellas ! :guitarplayer2:
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