
rayc
retroreprobate
Hello Folks,
I was going to wait until I had this virtually finished before posting but decided the demonstrate the FLAC option for those interested.
THere are two versions of this track to download & listen to.
a) the 320 MP3 compression - which is pretty good quality in comparison to the download and stream options from most established sites &
b) the FLAC lossless compression - if played on winamp or similar FLAC enabled players it should sound pretty good compared to the 320 - as it's wav. quality. If converted/decoded from FLAC to wav using SUPER, Easy CD-DA extractor or simialr you should have a full range wav. file that can be played on heaps of things.
THE TRACK.
This track is a rerecording of a thing I've had sitting idle for a couple of years. It's faster & much shorter than it's parent version, (the dad has lyrics & stuff that suit a more maudline/funerary pace).
Gerry/Ido1957 did the intro, solo & outro lead guitar parts, (he did much more but I'll not mix them in just yet).
Lots of rhythm guitar tracks using my Sheraton II for a couple, Bruno Royal Artist for most & a Yamaha FX 500 for the synth sounding guitar tracks. I also used a Behri BDI21 for a few guitar tracks, a Jimi Hendrix Dunlop Wha Wha for 1 track and the Yamaha + Wah for a stereo bit.
Drums are by my Roland TR505 for the present.
Bass is my vantage through the preamp of my old yamaha MT100 4 track.
Percussion through the same pre I think.
320 MP3 is at
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Flac at
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
I tweaked the bass a little this evening but didn't "audition" the changes all the way through & I discovered after the fact that it pops up a bit loud in a couple of places.
Comments onm the mix, structure, song, instrument separation, poor playing and the difference/similarities of the two copmpression formats are most welcome.
Oh, I uploaded the two files to mega at the same time - the FLAC took about ten minutes longer than the MP3.
Oops - there's a little bit of reverb & a limiter on the stereo bus as I tracked this a bit too quietly AND there's a Big Muff clone going into the wah.
320 MP3 =12 meg
FLAC (at setting 8) = 35 meg
wav = 60 meg
I was going to wait until I had this virtually finished before posting but decided the demonstrate the FLAC option for those interested.
THere are two versions of this track to download & listen to.
a) the 320 MP3 compression - which is pretty good quality in comparison to the download and stream options from most established sites &
b) the FLAC lossless compression - if played on winamp or similar FLAC enabled players it should sound pretty good compared to the 320 - as it's wav. quality. If converted/decoded from FLAC to wav using SUPER, Easy CD-DA extractor or simialr you should have a full range wav. file that can be played on heaps of things.
THE TRACK.
This track is a rerecording of a thing I've had sitting idle for a couple of years. It's faster & much shorter than it's parent version, (the dad has lyrics & stuff that suit a more maudline/funerary pace).
Gerry/Ido1957 did the intro, solo & outro lead guitar parts, (he did much more but I'll not mix them in just yet).
Lots of rhythm guitar tracks using my Sheraton II for a couple, Bruno Royal Artist for most & a Yamaha FX 500 for the synth sounding guitar tracks. I also used a Behri BDI21 for a few guitar tracks, a Jimi Hendrix Dunlop Wha Wha for 1 track and the Yamaha + Wah for a stereo bit.
Drums are by my Roland TR505 for the present.
Bass is my vantage through the preamp of my old yamaha MT100 4 track.
Percussion through the same pre I think.
320 MP3 is at
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Flac at
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
I tweaked the bass a little this evening but didn't "audition" the changes all the way through & I discovered after the fact that it pops up a bit loud in a couple of places.
Comments onm the mix, structure, song, instrument separation, poor playing and the difference/similarities of the two copmpression formats are most welcome.
Oh, I uploaded the two files to mega at the same time - the FLAC took about ten minutes longer than the MP3.
Oops - there's a little bit of reverb & a limiter on the stereo bus as I tracked this a bit too quietly AND there's a Big Muff clone going into the wah.
320 MP3 =12 meg
FLAC (at setting 8) = 35 meg
wav = 60 meg
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