Poor Wayfarin' Stranger
Once again, Martin D15, Tascam D-05, and me. Hope you enjoy. Feel free to comment.
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very nice, comforting
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Sounds good.
I like the way you arranged the chords and your voice has sincerity to keep it interesting and compelling. |
Sounds good! Maybe consider leveling the vocal and guitar tracks. Guitar seems a bit hot.
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Thanks for the very nice comments. It's basically one track. I'll see how I can re-position the mic to get a better mix.
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Very nice, I really like this song and your version!
How interesting I just put down my guitar after a 20 min session with just this song. Mine is a heavy pick attack style in the Carter vein. Slow with hard single notes. I like how yours opens with the chord strumming. Honestly I like your version better. |
I like your version. Very similar to the way we do it. We add a mandolin as there are two of us and it sounds awesome together. Sometimes we do it with a harp. Either way, it's a great old standard.
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Emmylou Harris did a great version of it back in the 70s (I believe). My version is loosely based on that.
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Yes, very solid and done with feeling. I only just heard this song over weekend as was suggested to me. Also tried to sing it and enjoyed it.
I agree with some others, would have liked to have the voice much more out the front in the mix, would have given the emotion even stronger feel. |
Great performance!
If you're recording with just the built in mics on the Tascam, try getting them a little closer to your mouth next time and a little farther from the guitar. In this recording the guitar sounds very up front and the voice sounds a little more distant, and I think a lot of people (myself included) would prefer the other way around. Nice job though! -Mike |
I love to sing that song.Your version was excellent.Thanks for posting!
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Sounds like you've captured that "Cold Mountain vibe". Well done and very enjoyable listening.
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