Bumble Bee twist
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ido1957
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Real 50's or 60's sounding guitars and reverb on this tune. Nice......
The playing is top notch and the recording is good.
Can you share the instruments/recording techniques you used?
I don't have any problems with this at all. The drums at the beginning are fine by me but go ahead and change them and repost and we'll have a listen....
The playing is top notch and the recording is good.
Can you share the instruments/recording techniques you used?
I don't have any problems with this at all. The drums at the beginning are fine by me but go ahead and change them and repost and we'll have a listen....
ibleedburgundy
The Anti-Lambo
What a fun song!
Bass drum sound is kinda wierd IMO.
Bass drum sound is kinda wierd IMO.
EL34
Clown car chauffeur
Thanks for the listen guys, I guess she's ready to get filed away on a hard drive somewhere on my network. 
ido,
I use a real simple recording and mixing process for all my stuff.
If I am recording a real tube amp, I use a SM57 direct into my computer sound card.
I also use a computer Guitar amp modelling program called Guitar Rig. That of course is a direct pipline in the computer.
I use a simple mixing program by Acoustica called mixcraft to record the tracks and mix it all down. I use acoustica's drum program also called Beatcraft. Both are very simple easy to use programs.
On the Bumble Bee tune I used a hand made 2 x 10 fenderish type combo amp and a SM57. Beatcraft for the drums and a Cheap Ibanez bass and Bastard Strat #1.
The amp and guitars info are on this page.
Amp and Guitar page
BTW, this kind of stuff is not all I do, this vintage surf stuff is just something I have a soft spot for from when I was a childrens.
ido,
I use a real simple recording and mixing process for all my stuff.
If I am recording a real tube amp, I use a SM57 direct into my computer sound card.
I also use a computer Guitar amp modelling program called Guitar Rig. That of course is a direct pipline in the computer.
I use a simple mixing program by Acoustica called mixcraft to record the tracks and mix it all down. I use acoustica's drum program also called Beatcraft. Both are very simple easy to use programs.
On the Bumble Bee tune I used a hand made 2 x 10 fenderish type combo amp and a SM57. Beatcraft for the drums and a Cheap Ibanez bass and Bastard Strat #1.
The amp and guitars info are on this page.
Amp and Guitar page
BTW, this kind of stuff is not all I do, this vintage surf stuff is just something I have a soft spot for from when I was a childrens.
EL34
Clown car chauffeur
Thanks vari, same for your stuff.
If you guys are interested in hearing more, I have two pages of tunes.
Page 1 is real tube amps.
Page 2 is Guitar Rig, the Amp modelling program.
Some of the stuff on these two pages are amp tone demos, not tunes.
Page 1
Page 2
I demo amp tones for guys that want to hear what a particular amp type sounds like. Usually for amp demos I just take a backing track like a ZZ top or BB king tune, sing it into the background and make a quickie amp demo out of that.
If you guys are interested in hearing more, I have two pages of tunes.
Page 1 is real tube amps.
Page 2 is Guitar Rig, the Amp modelling program.
Some of the stuff on these two pages are amp tone demos, not tunes.
Page 1
Page 2
I demo amp tones for guys that want to hear what a particular amp type sounds like. Usually for amp demos I just take a backing track like a ZZ top or BB king tune, sing it into the background and make a quickie amp demo out of that.