Thanks to all y'all who responded. I thought you guys might be amused by this one. I was.
SHEPPARD: Ha! Finally some compliments on my bass sound. And it's... loops! Yep, it ain't a real bass. It's a series of loops from the now-defunct Loopology.com. However, I will take some credit, since the original loops had no balls to em' at all and I processed the snot out of them to get them to "rumble" more.
MC: I want a copy of that business card.
Yeah, I agree with you (and the others) who said the guitar and vox seem to kinda be in different spaces. That was kind of what I was trying to do, but I may have gone too far with it. Incidentally there was no verb used at all on this one - only different delays.
Powderfinger & Khompy: Thanks for the listen guys. I believe that band from the movie was Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. I saw them a couple times when I lived in LA. That brief little period where swing music was trendy was kinda cool, since I've always dug that era of music and for awhile there I could actually hear a reasonably compenent approximation of it in the bars.
Alas, now the hipsters have moved on to other fads.
Hevy: You got it! I was going for that Sun sound - only a little less slapback. No one loves that early Elvis stuff more than me and even I'd lighten up on the delay a tad.
Ghost: Thanks for the comments. I'm gonna take a look at those drums. I think I agree that they could be leveled out a little dynamics-wise. Oh: quit cigarettes finally about 8 months ago, but the damage has been done I suppose...
Sluice:
drstawl: Thanks for the listen and words! Much appreciated.
kjam: Heh, more compliments on my loops - I guess those 4 hours slumped in front of the computer inserting little fills and rolls are finally paying off! And yeah, I've listened the pants off that newest Dylan record. And NO ONE does it better (but thanks.
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Chris
