Recent content by HevyD47Ca

Great tune. I would put the drums in the same room with the rest of the band. t would give an even more driving rhythm. I'm advocating a stronger rhythm section. The writing is solid and worth working on. Good luck with this.

I was really enjoying that........ended way too soon. Sounds like you've got all the levels roughly right. I want to hear more.

The guitar sounds right. The bass needs more definition IMO. The drums need some more definition as well. You could start by lowering volume with the guitars and seeing if you can bring the rhythm section out a little more. The writing is the best part of this piece and makes it worth working...

I tend to agree with some of the others about the bass sound not being well enough defined. My view with rockabilly is that the bass has to be tight into the groove so that everyone else can float around the beat a bit. Good beginnings, just needs tightening.

You gotta LOVE Labour Day if you're a CFL fan. We are new to SK from BC in 2006. But I am a Rider fan from the 70's. Thanks for the listen. I think it is the oddball drum trak from Superior Drummer 2.0 Sometimes I think there is too much choice in beats and patterns. I have had to learn some...

sounds very good. I can hear why you're son in law is the go-to guy. My son-in-law is a welder. Maybe I can get him to make me steel drums:)

Hi: I think my last post was in 05:) I wanted to try some of the new features here and see if anyone would respond to what I do. So here we go.

Baby Please Don't Go Here's a cover of a blues standard done in the Yardbirds style arrangement.

Wakin Up This is a song I started in 03, everything is new except the vocal and I am currently waiting for a new and better preamp for vocals. Any input would be appreciated.

This is a groucho tune I've been listening to lately and decided to see if I could coax him outta hiding to listen to this tribute: http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~hevyd47ca/badnews.mp3

Hi man I really like the guitar work here, it has a real sweet Hendrix feel to it. Would be nice to have some vocals to go along with the rest of it as it will tend to get repetitive otherwise.

sounds like a LIVE recording. Great high energy performances of all instruments and a powerful, effective vocal on top. Couldn't ask for much more. Keep writing and performing, you never know what may become of it. One things for sure, you'll have a lot of fun and meet lots of people.

I haven't posted here in a while. This is a cover of the early 70's classic by JJ Cale http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~hevyd47ca/breez.mp3

I like to imagine brother sheppard with a strat in both hands....... vintage 61 or 62 with one of those drinking hats you see at arenas with a bottle of JD on one side and a liter of Coke on the other. He adjusts his mix with lips alone:) I absolutely LOVE that guit sound. This one is real...

I just got one of these by way of a contest. Does anyone own one or have any experience with one of these external usb soundcards?