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I finally had time to write up the full story of the recording, should any of you share an interest in getting to know the details (instrument used etc) see them here: The Halfpenny Studio: Caramel

just for clarification, i did not mean "fun to see" in an ironic way :drunk:

this is in some parts really contrasts your previous posts :-) which if sine, but fun to see i started this whole thread by explaining why certain things cannot be changed, like the bass or the guitar from a composition point of view. BTW, i like the chord progression, I wrote that 7 years ago...

thank you, that was an interesting insight to a different opinion It might take 7 years to dismountle the big fat unbroken rope as you call it, but to be honest, I am not sure I want to do that, you see, there is a concept behind it. This song was ment to be minimalistic from the beginning as...

you are right about the leslie but that was a must, something I had to do to cover an error in the original recording. I recorded the guitar and the organ and the drums in 2004 on 32khz compressed with a zoom msr4, not something I would really do today, but those times were different so were my...

Hi, thank you for the detailed feedback. Can you please confirm the system you are using for playback? I checked this mix on a number of different speakers as I usually do and I can hear the drums and the vocals perfectly well, not to mention the guitar. I checked it on my mp3 player, in the...

Caramel by glomu on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free After 7 years (!), I finally finished recording this song so I thought I would share it with you to get your opinion. I recorded the drums, the guitars and the organ already in 2004, but it took me 7 years to find...

simply AMAZING tone and quality. Details about the recording session please:D

thank you for the comments guys, I really appreciate your thoughts. Also, nice to hear the background story K-dub, I do agree with you, nothing comes close to the original, but that never should be a purpose, we all agree. What is the point in replicating something 'as is', right? As a little...

thank you for the tips guys... also, in many cases I do like the noise made by chairs, it gives a special taste to the whole recording...

i have to agree about the S sounds, though again, this is something that is very visible in the compressed youtube version, and fairly transparent in the wav version.

can you explain what you mean by sibilance on the vocals?

From 1:10 you see a typical street artist peforming in front of St. Stephen's Green shopping centre, right at the end of Grafton street, Dublin's best known shopping street. There is always somebody doing something that will make people stop, like this guy doing magic tricks and swallowing a balloon

i think this sounds really great. The piano is ok as well, well done if I really had to change something: - play with the drums. Some of the drum fills are flat a bit to my ear and the hihat is overly visible all the time. - it is true that the mix sounds a bit left heavy - the piano...

anybody else giving a listen to this melody on a saturday morning / afternoon, depending on your time zone :o

The original subcategory description says: "Discuss building studios, or show off pictures of your studio, guitars, or other equipment." For me, this is part of the studio. can you please clarify for future reference what belongs to studio building then? just for me to be on the safe side next...

Yes, this looks good, will check out...

thank you for the valuable comment :D I hope this is not the end of the world if I misplaced the question... also, I suppose signal splitting is a very valid question in a studio...

i could use the mixer as well, but my issues are_ 1. limited number of outputs on my mixer (main out, control room) headphone and line out not usable, aux send does not have a separate volume control, so this limits to two output channels 2. Mixers add noise to the signal 3. i want the...

Hi, I am looking for a solution that would split the output of my guitar (or rather the output of my pre-amp) into 3-4 isolated signals for recording .... The idea is to use a DI in the chain before the splitter and use the produced balanced signal for splitting. Is there a device that works...