One For Pete Huttlinger - Page 2

Steve Berger · #16 06-12-2011, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by double G

Steve that is some fine picking there. The tune really shines through on your guitar. What ever you used to record this is working great!

Thank you Gary. I'm glad you liked it!

K-vegas · #17 06-12-2011, 07:55 PM

Hi Steve,

Great tune here. Really nice hum along melody - something I find missing in some instrumentals these days. I love the way it plays along but returns back to the main lines of the song. Well constructed. Recording sounds very good as does your fine playing once again. Enjoyed!!

um.. who is the guy in the song picture with the dog and volvo?

Mark

Steve Berger · #18 06-13-2011, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by gibbyguy

Steve, I really enjoyed this song. Nice picking pattern and there was nice continuity from beginning to end. BTW your Martin OM sounds nice, nice recording.

Hi Ed . . . Thanks very much! I really appreciate your kind comments!

The Colonel · #19 06-13-2011, 07:31 AM

Steve,

Not going to disclose where you put the Rode NT4 when you recorded this one? (see my post above).

Colonel

K-vegas · #20 06-13-2011, 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by The Colonel

Steve,

Not going to disclose where you put the Rode NT4 when you recorded this one? (see my post above).

Colonel

See post #8

The Colonel · #21 06-13-2011, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by K-vegas

See post #8

OK, so I'm goin' blind in my old age. Steve, I have the same problem: I have to close-mic with the NT4 when I record in the basement into my DAW, and since I have fingernails for my fingerstyle playing, that sound gets captured pretty audibly (as in my post of the John Denver cover last night).

(Thanks, K-Vegas!)

Steve Berger · #22 06-13-2011, 11:28 AM

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This is really pretty!!

Thanks you thistle!

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Great playing and a great story. Roll on, bruthah.

And thank you Tony from Tulsa!

Ranger1964 · #23 06-13-2011, 11:33 AM

Great job Steve. Very enjoyable. Some very nice playing. Pete is just one of those guys that positively affects every body that comes into contact with him.

Steve Berger · #24 06-13-2011, 04:19 PM

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Great tune here. Really nice hum along melody - something I find missing in some instrumentals these days. I love the way it plays along but returns back to the main lines of the song. Well constructed. Recording sounds very good as does your fine playing once again. Enjoyed!!

um.. who is the guy in the song picture with the dog and volvo?

Mark

Hi Mark . . . thanks so much, I really appreciate your kind comments.

Now about that guy and his dog in the picture. Yep, that is some fellow I used to know. I wish I had his hair . . . among other things!

millerzj · #25 06-13-2011, 05:57 PM

This is a very nice tune. Not really familiar with it but I likes it. Guitar sounds so "live" and "full" on this...great job capturing that sound.

66strummer · #26 06-13-2011, 07:28 PM

Nice recording and some fine playing, Steve.

Enjoyable!

Steve Berger · #27 06-14-2011, 06:55 AM

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Steve,

Not going to disclose where you put the Rode NT4 when you recorded this one? (see my post above).

Colonel

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See post #8

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OK, so I'm goin' blind in my old age. Steve, I have the same problem: I have to close-mic with the NT4 when I record in the basement into my DAW, and since I have fingernails for my fingerstyle playing, that sound gets captured pretty audibly (as in my post of the John Denver cover last night).

(Thanks, K-Vegas!)

Hey Colonel . . . glad you got the information from my post. The good thing about having a great mic that picks up just about everything, is that it requires you to play really clean.

Hey Mark . . . thanks for showing Colonel the post.

The Colonel · #28 06-14-2011, 07:20 AM

playing clean is certainly a good thing. Get rid of those squeaks and partially muted strings . . .

Steve Berger · #29 06-14-2011, 04:19 PM

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Great job Steve. Very enjoyable. Some very nice playing. Pete is just one of those guys that positively affects every body that comes into contact with him.

Thanks for listening Roy. I'm happy you like it. And boy you are so right about Pete.

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This is a very nice tune. Not really familiar with it but I likes it. Guitar sounds so "live" and "full" on this...great job capturing that sound.

Thanks millerzj. You aren't familiar with it because it is an original song. Before I posted it, only my wife and two pugs had heard it.

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Nice recording and some fine playing, Steve. Enjoyable!

Thanks very much Ryan . . I appreciate your kind comments.