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Old 07-04-2020, 07:49 AM
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Having moved house last week and got out from under the mountain of boxes I managed to carve out and set up some space for my recording (and working apparently..) I had made some extra acoustic panels and also brought my two large previously owned ones into play to get some fairly decent acoustics in this small room.

I haven't used my mics for quite some time, having mostly recorded in the garden with the Zoom over the past few months - I had forgotten how sensitive these things are to noise (particularly string squeaks..)

I love this piece of Ed's and it's quite challenging to get a nice tone and fluidity as he does so well.

Thanks for listening and I hope you like it - as always, comments and critique/advice welcomed :-)

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That was very good. Professional sounding recording.

I'm always amazed at how you can memorize those long pieces.
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Old 07-04-2020, 09:38 AM
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That was very good. Professional sounding recording.

I'm always amazed at how you can memorize those long pieces.


Thanks Barry :-)

I have played the earlier parts so many times as I try and learn it and then even more times as I try to record it, that they are burned into my brain!
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That was really nice. Thanks.
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That was really nice. Thanks.


Thanks Chuck, glad you liked it.
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