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A traditional song we all sang in church when I was coming up. I always liked the melody and the sentiment. I’m a Bluegrass banjo player, but lately I’ve been trying to branch out a little bit and mix traditional country Guitar sounds with Banjos and Mandolins and such. I know a lot of people...

This is a bedroom recording of a classic country song that is a crowd favorite at my weekly restaurant gig. I’m hoping I can get our percussionist to replace the canned drums. Comments on the overall arrangement, troublespots, balance, EQ, etc. welcome. Thank you for listening.

Recording this for a client. Has to have similar instrumentation and arrangement as 1960s Flatt and Scruggs recording, except each chorus needs to build a little more interest. Other limitation is there is no budget to hire other musicians to record tracks. I have to make the best out of what I...

Cora is Gone I’ve been trying to make good Bluegrass type recordings for years. Hardly ever happy with anything. I thought I would step back, simplify, and do it with fewer instruments

I recorded this yesterday, and I’m fairly pleased with the capture. You guys can rip it up, if you want to, though :) McKinley (Instrumental) I will go back in and add some tasteful background and fills at some point, just so it doesn't sound like a sonic cut out collage. Recorded one at a...

Just putting this out there for feedback. Thanks !

I'm doing all the vocals and acoustic instruments except for the drum track.

This song was written by a friend. I played and sang all the parts, going for a traditional bluegrass sound. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Thank you for listening. Angel On Paper

Browns Ferry Blues - Banjo Hangout Jukebox Recorded 1 inst at a time with an Oktava mk012 on a zoom r16. Vocal and rhythm guitar on same track. Just wanted to get a few reactions. Thanks for criticism.

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