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Was going to say the same thing: Think "Warm Audio" (disclosure: I own a bunch of Warm gear - and am quite happy with it)

I like this. Nice vibe. With some tweaks - you're on to something here. :thumbs up:

Is there some sort of reference point(s) between the two recordings? Assuming there is - seems like you should be able to edit one of the two - even in pieces - to line up with the other and compensate for drift. ???

Excellent. Thanks for posting. A constructive regimen is not only useful for singing - but for all sorts of pursuits. :thumbs up:

I'm now actively using both. Combing the split-slide/slip editing with stretch markers where appropriate. Loving this power to fix errors in feel and timing.

This was the only guitar track - and it was a new track being added to vocal, bass, and drum stems from 15 years ago. So - no. But I have processed the vocals and bass through outboard compressors - which really helped with those. :thumbs up:

Thanks - with your feedback and other's elsewhere - ima work on this and bring it back later.

Not exactly sure what you mean, what you're asking. But I can say for sure that this little success will cause me to explore this method for single guitar tracks much more in the future.

(**I've pulled this one to work on it some more) I'm looking for mix advice: relative levels, EQ, compression, anything glaring, etc. Thank you in advance.:-) This is all humans playing real instruments - :thumbs up: The vocals, drums, and bass were all crudely recorded about 15 years ago...

The first one is obviously the DI track - the second clip is the one after running the first one through two different amp settings (in this case it's a strat in the 2nd position and sent through the UA Lion Marshall super lead - each one set somewhat differently tone/gain wise) - and then sent...

Here's a "recording technique". Tried for the first time. Sailing into uncharted territory. I'm working with these old raw tracks from a recording session with my band from many years ago. Trying to put lipstick on a pig -- so to speak. It's been a long process so far for just one tune -...

Excellent! Dig everything about it. You've got it goin on dude.👏👏👏

Those were really cool amps! I never owned one but wanted one bad when I was in HS.

Absolutely. :thumbs up:

That's interesting to me. What you two are discussing, pointing out. I can relate. Heavily. In this sense.... I've always done what I do for a living. Professionally- I'm a blue collar tradesman who went to school and got my first job doing what I do right after my 19th bday. Because of the...

I didn't have any noise to begin with as I've been using the Tascam DP-32SD which records to SD card - dead silent. The new Gem 12 (this is the exact package that I bought) - has a fan - but I can't hear it. At all. Unless a lean over and put my ear right up to it. The package model/unit I've...

I know it. The irony is that I've moved almost exclusively to modelers.

Installed, fully setup, ready to rock. Just like that. Thanks again for all the input.:thumbs up:

Amazing. The coolest thing about this is that you can correct bad timing issues surgically and without screwing up the feel. You can manually quantize - and do it exactly to your liking. F'n bitchen. I didn't know. Until I knew. Which was today.