dachay2tnr said:
OK, so I figured that if acidrock could offer up Little Hands, then I could drag this one out.
It's actually a couple of years old, but I never had the balls to post it anywhere before.
You should hear the stuff I don't post.
I can't tell you how many songs I have spent hours on and then when I stepped back and listened to them objectively I had to ask myself "
What was I thinking?".
I'll give this a listen.
Since it's an original, I'm actually less interested in mixing comments, than I am on your take on the song itself. So... let me have it
Ooooh,
an original. I may have to do a cover just to even the score.
So,if I could ask one more question,
On "Little hands",performance quality aside,did the tone/timbre of the voice and guitar sound okay recorded in that fashion?
Harmonica is an instrument that really cuts through and I'm going to have to do some more experimenting if I want to record it in the context of one track.When I played out live we had dynamic mics that were set at low volume to resist feedback and you had to get right up on them when you sang,but I could back way off with the harmonica parts.Our guitars were plugged into the PA.
More harmonica stuff
I ordered this....
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/prod...-Harmonica-Pack-with-Case-and-Belt?sku=421178
from the friend and I just got a notice that it will be backordered till the middle of August,yet the page continues to say it's in stock.I'm going to cancel the order.I've had the same problem with Amazon.Acouple weeks I can see,but a couple months?
If she keeps at it and studies hard, one day maybe she could front for the Dachays. The pay isn't great, but she would get to hang out with some really cool guys.
Yeah they're cool alright,in fact at their age,they're darn close to being room temperature.
Live sound It might be me but I rarely hear good live sound - even in pro events
This is very true.I've found that I'm happier at some of the small halls than the big arena type events.I've also seen bands that did a better job of sound running their board themselves than with a sound guy.
I wonder if it's the equipment or the sound guy.I once was unexpectedly thrust into the position of sound guy for two hours when a band I went to see sound person couldn't make it until halfway through the show.I basically left well enough alone and turned up/down whatever got handsignaled to me.The second the soundchick showed up she gave me a look of disgust and immediately started twisting knobs and producing feedback.
Today
Lots of little chores to be done,one week till vacation.
LATER!!!