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New song with my 1975 Pacemaker 12-string
Here's a song I wrote called We Are Home, featuring my 1975 Pacemaker, tuned to C# Standard.
Last edited by tommyld; 08-28-2016 at 05:38 PM. |
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Good songwriting and nice production there! How were you monitoring that backing track when recording... or did you add that later?
JR
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Thanks so much! It's a really simple setup, which has been working surprisingly well for me. I sit in front of two mics, into a Focusrite and into two channels in Audition. (I don't use a metronome because I like the looser live feel.) Then I record a few backups and then play along on drums using a Roland TD-4 electric kit.
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That's the way to play that thing! Well done! Love the subtle little *bing* stuck in there at the appointed spots. The lyrics and vocals too!
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I really appreciate the encouragement!
Here's the newest song featuring the Pacemaker...some fingerpicking this time. I think the guitar shines even more in this one. |
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Cool tune! I like it. I'm still intrigued by your approach - reverse from how most people would do it but it works and you're getting a good sound and staying pretty close to tempo too.
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Thanks!
To my ear, the second one especially has a few minor tempo issues...but I'd rather have that than perfectly metronomed--I like the live / looser feel. I'm probably as surprised as anyone that it's working! Haha. But I liked the idea of documenting the live recordings/performances, then embellishing them a bit. Last edited by tommyld; 09-02-2016 at 04:56 PM. |