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danny.guitar
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This girl wants me to record this song from the movie "Once Upon A Time In Mexico". She sent me the MP3 and it took about 3 minutes to figure out...not a hard song to play.
But if you listen to the recording, it's very clear, has a nice stereo image, and also has a lot of depth. Also sounds just fine in mono.
Obviously, with my entry level gear and sub-par guitar, I don't expect results like that...but I really would like to try and get as close as possible.
I'm looking for advice on what I should do as far as tracking goes, to get that stereo image and depth.
I'm not sure if this recording was done in a live setting, or overdubbed. But I'll be doing each guitar separately...first rhythm then lead over it...then retake rhythm or lead if I need to.
Song: El Mariachi
Artist: Robert Rodriguez?
Movie: Once Upon A Time In Mexico
Here's the download:
Since I will be doing each take separately, how am I supposed to make it sound like a live setting?
But if you listen to the recording, it's very clear, has a nice stereo image, and also has a lot of depth. Also sounds just fine in mono.
Obviously, with my entry level gear and sub-par guitar, I don't expect results like that...but I really would like to try and get as close as possible.
I'm looking for advice on what I should do as far as tracking goes, to get that stereo image and depth.
I'm not sure if this recording was done in a live setting, or overdubbed. But I'll be doing each guitar separately...first rhythm then lead over it...then retake rhythm or lead if I need to.
Song: El Mariachi
Artist: Robert Rodriguez?
Movie: Once Upon A Time In Mexico
Here's the download:
Since I will be doing each take separately, how am I supposed to make it sound like a live setting?

Kind of a lose/lose situation.

