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#279495 - 31/08/10 03:37 PM Re: Forum jam [Re: Bob Gnarly]
OldSwanner OldSwanner Professional Forumite! Registered: 31/08/09 Posts: 139 Loc: Warwick, UK	Yeah it's cool .. like the bassist in my first band saying, when we finally got something that worked .. "--ooops naughty word-- hell, you could listen to that!!". _________________________ Gibson Blueshawk Fender Blues Junior/Hotrod Deluxe http://www.psgt.co.uk ... Real tuition for serious guitar students in Leamington Spa and Warwick.
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#279500 - 01/09/10 01:31 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: Bob Gnarly]
Gilles C. Gilles C. Professional Forumite! Registered: 09/04/10 Posts: 409 Loc: Dunstable, UK	You may be right. I'll have a listen. Sonar LE isn't great for this; I should have used Cubase. _________________________ Fender Telecaster Standard (MIM) Vintage V100HB (Les Paul style) £48 Squier SA-105 acoustic Behringer X V-Amp Marshall Valvestate 80V
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#279501 - 01/09/10 01:39 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: Bob Gnarly]
english_bob english_bob Unregistered	Originally Posted By: Bob Gnarly Sounding good so far Gilles. Timing sounds a bit out in my bit. Not much, but enough to make the arpeggios sound sloppy. Needs to be dragged a smidge earlier if possible. Oh sure, it's the recording. $;\)$ $\:P$
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#279513 - 01/09/10 11:50 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: ]
Gilles C. Gilles C. Professional Forumite! Registered: 09/04/10 Posts: 409 Loc: Dunstable, UK	OK, guys. I've redone the whole thing. This time, I used a free drum loop from the web - complete with a simple fill - to which I added a cymbal, a simple bass line and Hammond organ chords from my sampler. I moved The Tiggs' performance to the beginning as it is quiter than the rest. I'm rubbish at mixing and I hope I didn't overcompress the overall mix. Anyway, you'll find it here. _________________________ Fender Telecaster Standard (MIM) Vintage V100HB (Les Paul style) £48 Squier SA-105 acoustic Behringer X V-Amp Marshall Valvestate 80V
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#279514 - 01/09/10 12:00 PM Re: Forum jam [Re: Gilles C.]
OldSwanner OldSwanner Professional Forumite! Registered: 31/08/09 Posts: 139 Loc: Warwick, UK	Nice one Gilles .. sounds great. _________________________ Gibson Blueshawk Fender Blues Junior/Hotrod Deluxe http://www.psgt.co.uk ... Real tuition for serious guitar students in Leamington Spa and Warwick.
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#279517 - 01/09/10 01:52 PM Re: Forum jam [Re: OldSwanner]
Not the DJ Not the DJ Forum Council Member Old Timer Registered: 25/02/04 Posts: 1605 Loc: Kenilworth	Sounds really good. Just listened to it twice while washing up (I am so rock n' roll!). Great playing all round, and some really nice guitar tones. Great job Gilles pulling it all together. _________________________ Gibson The Paul '78 / Les Paul Smartwood / Godin Exit 22 / Simon & Patrick Folk CW / Hayden M.o.f.o
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#279518 - 01/09/10 03:01 PM Re: Forum jam [Re: Not the DJ]
Gilles C. Gilles C. Professional Forumite! Registered: 09/04/10 Posts: 409 Loc: Dunstable, UK	Glad you like the track. I have heard it dozens and dozens of times but don't tire of it! So it goes like this: 0:02 The Tiggs 0:47 Old Swanner 1:32 me 2:17 Bob Gnarly 3:03 Skyline 3:48 Not the DJ 4:34 Stickyfiddle GC _________________________ Fender Telecaster Standard (MIM) Vintage V100HB (Les Paul style) £48 Squier SA-105 acoustic Behringer X V-Amp Marshall Valvestate 80V
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#279612 - 04/09/10 05:03 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: Gilles C.]
The Tiggs The Tiggs Professional Forumite! Registered: 08/04/10 Posts: 355 Loc: Derby	Sounds really good Giles. It biulds nicely to the quick stuff and ends well with Sticky's double stops.
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#279627 - 05/09/10 02:49 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: The Tiggs]
Gilles C. Gilles C. Professional Forumite! Registered: 09/04/10 Posts: 409 Loc: Dunstable, UK	Originally Posted By: The Tiggs Sounds really good Giles. It biulds nicely to the quick stuff and ends well with Sticky's double stops. Thanks, I see what you mean. As I said before, your performance was drowned in the original backing track so I moved it to the beginning with electric piano chords instead of a swirly organ. Apart from that, I basically added the various contributions in the order I received them so the build-up is purely coincidental! I burned the file to an audio CD the other day and although the mix is a little too bassy for my taste, the track is quite pleasant to listen to nevertheless. I have a soft spot for Skyline and Stickyfiddle's performances, I must admit. _________________________ Fender Telecaster Standard (MIM) Vintage V100HB (Les Paul style) £48 Squier SA-105 acoustic Behringer X V-Amp Marshall Valvestate 80V
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#279630 - 05/09/10 03:49 AM Re: Forum jam [Re: Gilles C.]
Skyline Band Skyline Band Professional Forumite! Registered: 08/09/06 Posts: 452 Loc: Leamington Spa	Excellent work, Gilles. Those drums sound perfect. Thanks for all the hard work. John _________________________ My band My songs
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