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Some quick little recordings with an EV RE15 as the only mic Other gear used: Millennia HV3 pre & Lucid AD converter into the SPDIF of an Akai DPS 24. I mix them down onto an M-Audio Microtrack via SPDIF out and use a mastering preset in Ozone before converting to mp3 and uploading. Bugle...

I'm posting three tunes. :guitar: All instruments and vocal were recorded with a SPB1 ($50 on CL) onto a Zoom R16. I'm playing all parts, but I didn't do any punches...just played the parts through until I could live with it and adjusted levels and pan. The final mixes were boosted with an...

I'm recording 7 tracks per song onto an SD card at 24 bit / 44.1 khz. How many minutes of 7 track songs can I get onto one 8mb card? Is there a formula I can plug into or a resource online somewhere I can reference?:listeningmusic:

Recorded almost everything with a stock Oktava MK319 (Rhythm guitar mk012) and Millennia HV3. Bass is a cheap Casio Keyboard "bluegrass pattern". Kinda fast-ends a little abruptly- was a challenge to play that tempo (except for the Casio lol.) Any of you guys experience the Kala U Bass? I...

This is a favorite Bill Monroe tune that I don't hear done that much by my bluegrass buddies. No delusions of grandeur, but I think I am fairly happy with it. The bass could be stronger, but I need a real upright player in here rather than me hunting and plucking before I would dare push it up...

Baptism of JT Lo Fi Bluegrass Experiment I've never heard this song done in this style, but it's a great candidate. I was shooting for traditional bluegrass with AM Radio playing scratchy old vinyl records production values, and I hope the extra effort to sing through my nose is appreciated :)

Harvey's "Bluegrass on the Cheap" post inspired me to steal away out to the shed and record something. It's hard to find the time, and then I usually get a call from somebody needing something right in the middle of a good take! Starting with just a guitar and vocal (no particular arrangement)...

Gavin Gossett upright bass and vocal Chris Joslin rhythm guitar Tracy Latham (me) banjo and mandolin Mics: Oktava MK012 bass and guitar Oktava MK319 guitar EV RE15 mandolin, banjo and vocal Preamp: Millennia HV3 System: AKAI DPS24

Oktava MK-319 Going Where John Henry Fell Dead I know they have been around for a while, and I've really enjoyed my MK012s on lots of stuff, but I just got this mic in trade, and I like it.

John Henry I was just experimenting with tuning the guitar to an open D and more or less playing Scruggs style banjo techniques. I pointed an Oktava 012 at the guitar and sang into an Advanced Audio DM20

Cindy by Tracy Latham on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free A favorite old tune done in an old timey style

I put all my favorite banjo licks together and made an instrumental.

Sunday Driver My buddy, Gavin Gossett wrote this about getting out of church and making a mad dash to go eat...a classic theme in these here parts. Gavin Gosset lyrics and vocals Tim May rhythm guitar Tracy Latham banjo

Say no more. Here it is dry as a popcorn toot.

A little sloppy in many ways, but still I'm okay with it, I think. On My Mind

These were recorded on a Zoom R16 with various dynamic mics: SM57s, 58s for vocals, an SM57 knockoff for guitar, and an EV RE15 on banjo. Take Me In Your Lifeboat Dig a Hole in the Meadow This is a quick headphone mix, but I need to go back in and work on the balance and levels. Still, I am...

I wish I could play fiddle, 'cause this needs one ;) Soppin' The Gravy It is a work in progress, but there is one problem I feel like is preventing me from progressing with this mix any further. There are parts of the mando that are a little out of the pocket groove wise and too loud. I know...

This tune goes back to the days (and farther) when Bill and Charlie Monroe were still a brother duet. I tried to give it a little of that flavor...Monroe Brothers, Stanleys with Pee Wee Lambert, Jimmy Martin, etc. I'm doing all the vocals and instruments. What Would You Give? Thanks for...