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This is the non-CD mix - the instruments are clearer on this one. The vocals have different effects, which really aren't as good as the CD version.
You guys sound awesome..The singer has hints of Bruce Dickinson here an there...Nice chunky guitars..Mix a bit hot on the levels.....I love the vocal range..Great changes by the way..Superb tone bass...Keyboard a little to loud for my taste..Kick level on drums gets lost some times when all instruments are happening.
Glad you post it this it was a great listen..
O woa that change at 5 sh is awesome kinda doors like..
So what do you play here?
Glad you post it this it was a great listen..
O woa that change at 5 sh is awesome kinda doors like..
So what do you play here?
| Thanks for the reviews |
Glad you like it, I played bass on all these tracks, no we aren't playing anymore. I saw this site and decided to post the songs after hearing some other musician's tracks I liked on here (hope that's OK with everyone).
We jammed a few years ago and played "bar" tunes for fun in bars and clubs. Everyone is busy these days, but I would like to get everyone back together and record some stuff for old times sake. If I could only afford a digi 003. .
Some mikes, a studio . . . maybe in a few years.
We jammed a few years ago and played "bar" tunes for fun in bars and clubs. Everyone is busy these days, but I would like to get everyone back together and record some stuff for old times sake. If I could only afford a digi 003. .
Some mikes, a studio . . . maybe in a few years.
| re: Thanks for the reviews |
dnaugtbass wrote…
Glad you like it, I played bass on all these tracks, no we aren't playing anymore. I saw this site and decided to post the songs after hearing some other musician's tracks I liked on here (hope that's OK with everyone).
We jammed a few years ago and played "bar" tunes for fun in bars and clubs. Everyone is busy these days, but I would like to get everyone back together and record some stuff for old times sake. If I could only afford a digi 003. .
Some mikes, a studio . . . maybe in a few years.
You're a great Bass player, perhaps you could collab with some of the Members hear, that would be interesting and fun.
Cheers
Denis
| Yeah . . . |
Not recorded in a bedroom, it was in a small studio a guy in north salt lake was running. He had ADATs and a Mackie 8 bus, and 2 rooms + control. We set up the drums in one - guitars in the other, bass, keys, and basic vocals in the control room with headphones, and let it rip. Didn't want to spend too much. A friends band did the same thing there and sounded good, so we did - cheaper to just track it all at once. Then a couple of guitar parts (solos) were added in, or the solo was taken from the live track and then a backing rhythm track was put behind it. Vocals were all re-recorded in one of the rooms, of course. Then we mixed two mixes to DAT and called it good. Sent it to disc masters if I remember right and made 1000, sold most of them and made our money back before we broke up.
This song, is about our keyboard players mood instability if I remember right. Yes, we wrote about some strange subjects - it was fun though. We split because everyone was kind of moving on, drummer getting married and settling down, some members getting the "rock star" attitude. We're all friends still though, haven't seen them for a while though.
I think recording what we had written was more of an acknowledgment that we were going to split, and wanted to record it so we had a representation of what we were doing at the time. Not really stuff that would be selling in '95-96.
Thanks for all the positive compliments. Collaboration would be a good time. I don't really have any recording gear, but bass is pretty easy to record right? Compression, direct box, computer interface, software. There is just alot of stuff out there now, and I would have learn about it all again. I will figure something out one of these days.
Maybe future collaboration, there are alot of talented musicians (and recording experts) on band amp.
This song, is about our keyboard players mood instability if I remember right. Yes, we wrote about some strange subjects - it was fun though. We split because everyone was kind of moving on, drummer getting married and settling down, some members getting the "rock star" attitude. We're all friends still though, haven't seen them for a while though.
I think recording what we had written was more of an acknowledgment that we were going to split, and wanted to record it so we had a representation of what we were doing at the time. Not really stuff that would be selling in '95-96.
Thanks for all the positive compliments. Collaboration would be a good time. I don't really have any recording gear, but bass is pretty easy to record right? Compression, direct box, computer interface, software. There is just alot of stuff out there now, and I would have learn about it all again. I will figure something out one of these days.
Maybe future collaboration, there are alot of talented musicians (and recording experts) on band amp.
| re: Yeah . . . |
dnaugtbass wrote…
Not recorded in a bedroom, it was in a small studio a guy in north salt lake was running. He had ADATs and a Mackie 8 bus, and 2 rooms + control. We set up the drums in one - guitars in the other, bass, keys, and basic vocals in the control room with headphones, and let it rip. Didn't want to spend too much. A friends band did the same thing there and sounded good, so we did - cheaper to just track it all at once. Then a couple of guitar parts (solos) were added in, or the solo was taken from the live track and then a backing rhythm track was put behind it. Vocals were all re-recorded in one of the rooms, of course. Then we mixed two mixes to DAT and called it good. Sent it to disc masters if I remember right and made 1000, sold most of them and made our money back before we broke up.
This song, is about our keyboard players mood instability if I remember right. Yes, we wrote about some strange subjects - it was fun though. We split because everyone was kind of moving on, drummer getting married and settling down, some members getting the "rock star" attitude. We're all friends still though, haven't seen them for a while though.
I think recording what we had written was more of an acknowledgment that we were going to split, and wanted to record it so we had a representation of what we were doing at the time. Not really stuff that would be selling in '95-96.
Thanks for all the positive compliments. Collaboration would be a good time. I don't really have any recording gear, but bass is pretty easy to record right? Compression, direct box, computer interface, software. There is just alot of stuff out there now, and I would have learn about it all again. I will figure something out one of these days.
Maybe future collaboration, there are alot of talented musicians (and recording experts) on band amp.
Its actually quite easy...
I can help you set up it you want..Do you use PC or Mac?Do you know the specs on your processor and Ram?Can you spend about 40$ on a Usb interface for the bass(if you can) via musician friend or the sort(maybe even cheaper on Ebay)?
Send me a private message if your interested in getting a mini home set up , its quite simple actually.
M.
| PC |
I have a PC, Core 2 duo @ 2.5 Ghz . . 2Gb of RAM 240Gb HD. . and a 320Gb if I ever get around to installing it.
What would be a good cheap setup? I have a little Behringer mixer with 4 mic pre's. Thats about it these days.
I wouldnt want to spend much. I could swing $40. What software would come with that?
What would you recommend Marino?
What would be a good cheap setup? I have a little Behringer mixer with 4 mic pre's. Thats about it these days.
I wouldnt want to spend much. I could swing $40. What software would come with that?
What would you recommend Marino?
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