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Available here, http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=3196&alid=-1 , once again Austin, Texas hometown favorite and Nationally Acclaimed former lead singer for 'Sister Seven' ... rocker Patrice Pike ... this time performing 'Lincoln Continental' live at the Saxon Pub on 6th street in Austin.
I have added a Violin track in this song's rocking Americana style.
This MP3 is primarily for user critique of my Violin playing, recording and mixing skillz.
This will be used as DEMO to Patrice Pike as I'm hoping she will include me as part of her touring 'line-up', and in her studio work, as a result of my continuing demo to her, (playing violin, viola and cello).
The violin in this track is closed miced with a vintage lavalier type fender microphone. the mic is mounted through a hole I drilled in the chinrest. The hypercardiod mic is pointed at the base of the brigde, behind the bridge, in between the F-holes.
While providing for a condenser sound, a good acoustic sound, the mic placement is designed to get a lot of rosin sound and bite, and less 'wood'.
Several different sonic presentations of the violin are attempted here while striving to maintain a 'live part' that could be reproduced live.
I have added a Violin track in this song's rocking Americana style.
This MP3 is primarily for user critique of my Violin playing, recording and mixing skillz.
This will be used as DEMO to Patrice Pike as I'm hoping she will include me as part of her touring 'line-up', and in her studio work, as a result of my continuing demo to her, (playing violin, viola and cello).
The violin in this track is closed miced with a vintage lavalier type fender microphone. the mic is mounted through a hole I drilled in the chinrest. The hypercardiod mic is pointed at the base of the brigde, behind the bridge, in between the F-holes.
While providing for a condenser sound, a good acoustic sound, the mic placement is designed to get a lot of rosin sound and bite, and less 'wood'.
Several different sonic presentations of the violin are attempted here while striving to maintain a 'live part' that could be reproduced live.