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Before CLP I used to deal a little vintage. One of the last ones was a very clean '69 Brazilian D-35. Yours sounds better than that one did.] BTW, I thought the key was perfect for the timbre of your voice on this one. best, scott |
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That was excellent Glenn.. Guitar work, vocals everything Excellent...
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Just listened again.. Really nice!
You picked up on many of the nuances of ZB song and singing. Also you got it right... It's "Between Mard-in and me".. Instead of Mar-Tin and me. Well maybe I didn't write it right.. But you know what I mean Sounds good...May I ask how you recorded this exactly? Thanks! |
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Yes, you are right -- he sings "...between Mard-in and me..." I don't even like to say or sing that, but the use of the "d" in place of the "t" seems to flow better, and so I found that I couldn't quite help pronouncing it that way. I recorded this song the same way I have recorded all of my videos. It's completely live, no overdubs, no lip synching, so it's really a live performance, the way most people do their videos, really. I have a pair of Rode NT5 small diaphragm mics on the guitar. I have changed out the original cardioid capsules on these to more expensive omni capsules so that there is no proximity effect from the mics at all. I use one large diaphragm AudioTechnica AT4050 for my voice. When I do instrumentals, I switch this mic to omni mode where it uses dual capsules to pick up room sound. When I am singing, I switch the mic to cardioid pattern. All 3 of these mics go through separate channels on two Aphex 107 Tubessence mic preamps and then to inputs on my computer interface which is a Presonus 10-channel device. I use Cubase software. I do a stereo mix down from the Cubase file from the beginning of the synch clap to a wave file. This wave file mixdown allows me to adjust relative levels between voice and guitar. I use just enough compression on each channel to keep from overloading the record amps. I use a little reverb on my voice. So I record the audio in the computer and at the same time I record the performance with two video cameras. I do a hand clap ahead of the performance to allow me to synch the audio and digital to within one frame on each camera. Then I edit the audio and video together in Adobe Premier Elements. When I do the actual audio and video recording, I do everything myself. I don't have anyone running the cameras or recording gear. I think it would drive someone else crazy, and besides, it would just take too much time. The time I use to get the job done is bad enough. I hope that all makes sense. If you have questions, please PM me and I'll try to be more clear. Regards, Glenn
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Excellent thanks for the recording details.
I like recording live too .. I'd like to try recording video soon. |
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3 cam shoot? Time to hire a crew |
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Wow! Sounded great Glenn.
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Hi Marty,
Thanks so much! - Glenn
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