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Post by Rob on Feb 5, 2009 15:10:22 GMT
www.myspace.com/bobbieshadesHi to those that remember me. Really this post is for Mike. I used the PS5 recording vocal and guitar at the same time, and then adding in a bit of lead afterwards. Used Shure mic for vocal, no effects, no preamps. Les paul directly in with no effects. everything clean. only thing i did for the mix was pan a bit, and reverb a bit. only took a couple of hours to record and mix. the reason this is for mike is because of all the training he gave me (and all of us!) a few years ago. i remember him telling me that we should always aim to record with no intervention, or as little as possible. i always had this as a target, and only now have managed it. so mike, thanks mate. this is kinda for you. rob
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Post by sgulley on Feb 5, 2009 17:18:31 GMT
I'm anxious to hear it Rob. I'm blocked from myspace at work so I'll listen when I get home tonite.
Glad to see you come back.
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Post by mcarp555 on Feb 5, 2009 19:47:32 GMT
Robster, I like it. It's got a directness, an immediacy that comes through very well in the song and the production. Sometimes it's great to throw everything including the kitchen sink into a mix (I love doing it), but also sometimes it's great to keep it simple and let the song flex its muscles.
Thanks for thinking of us here. Keep rocking the hits, don't be a stranger.
Oh, and thanks for Lisa. too!
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Post by sgulley on Feb 6, 2009 2:44:15 GMT
Like most of your lyrics, they are heart-felt and personal and also very good. It's easy for the listener to attach to your stories. I'd like to hear some piano accompanying the guitar to maybe add that extra element.
I'm glad to see you are back to doing some recording again. I've really missed it.
Thanks for sharing,
Stan
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Post by Girl Friday on Feb 6, 2009 13:59:37 GMT
Fantastic song! Heartfelt. I have a question. How did you record vocal and guitar at the same time. Is it possible to arm both inputs simultaneously? ...Or one input, two tracks simultaneously?  |
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Post by mcarp555 on Feb 6, 2009 14:52:09 GMT
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Post by Girl Friday on Feb 6, 2009 22:24:18 GMT
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Post by Rob on Mar 11, 2009 20:22:52 GMT
Thanks Stan, Mike, Lisa.
You are very welcome for Lisa, Mike!
Plan to return to recording with the PS5. I have just got the last piece of my "live" pedal set: a selector box (Boss LS-2), so that i can switch my vocal between output and input into a loop station (Boss XL-20). I have a vocal harmoniser (DigiTech Vocalist Live 2), and of course a wah pedal (Dunlop) and overdrive (RAT). I'll post picture and recordings from set up soon...well, as soon as I get to grips with the rig.
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Post by latmat on Mar 16, 2009 17:42:32 GMT
ROB~!~
Man it has been a while, glad your still doing music man! What a cool song man, I love it really nice. I can definitely hear a full arrangement for this but stands on it own... It amazes me how good of quality the PS5 records, the clean sound of the recording, good...
Cameron
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