Manslick
Road
I figure 'Why Not?' - right.
Mix OK?
10-Mar-22 new mix.
15-Jan-24 new mix.
Mix OK?
10-Mar-22 new mix.
15-Jan-24 new mix.
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spantini
COO of me, inc.
Wooooooo Hooooo !! 
TAE
All you have is now
You don't how lucky you are! Cool beans Manslick!
WWLaidback
Well-known member
That's good. Did you use a karaoke backing track? Are you on guitar too?
LazerBeakShiek
It is a life preserver
Why not indeed..
Mix is good. Strong levels. Your appreciation of the song is evident without much investigation. There is genuine enjoyment of the material. Its like equity...money in bank. Beatles money..
Mix is good. Strong levels. Your appreciation of the song is evident without much investigation. There is genuine enjoyment of the material. Its like equity...money in bank. Beatles money..
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spantini
COO of me, inc.
Beat-coins?
TheSynthDev
Member
I think it sounds great!
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Jason Hook. I enjoy remixing old songs using Audacity together with UnMixIt for vocal removal or isolation
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Jason Hook. I enjoy remixing old songs using Audacity together with UnMixIt for vocal removal or isolation
WWLaidback
Well-known member
thanks for sharing Unmixit. I didn't know that was possible. I'v been wanting to isolate instrumentals and sound effects for re-recording.
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
I likes it. BUT, bring the accent/lead guitar up 2dB
R
R D Smith
It's as good as it is, for as long as it lasts.
Very good!
Monkey Allen
Fork and spoon operator
Nice one. Sounds too me a bit crowded in the low mid area? Not sure.
Manslick
Road
Thanks guys. New mix up top.
spantini
COO of me, inc.
Are you using a noisegate on your vocal? I hear some abrupt starts and stops in spots.
The bottom really drops out @ :54 with no bass - like someone pulled the rug out.
The bottom really drops out @ :54 with no bass - like someone pulled the rug out.
Manslick
Road
Hey Spantini - no gate on the vox, though I was half asleep when I did it so who knows.
I do remember slicing some sections and raising the level to get it a bit more audible.
I was going to redo the vox but I ended up liking the half-fried quality, though parts do come thru as less than inspired.
Yeah the bass, well at 00:54 I did stop playing bass.
Couldn't remember what he did there.
da Beatles - nothing simple - ever!
I do remember slicing some sections and raising the level to get it a bit more audible.
I was going to redo the vox but I ended up liking the half-fried quality, though parts do come thru as less than inspired.
Yeah the bass, well at 00:54 I did stop playing bass.
Couldn't remember what he did there.
da Beatles - nothing simple - ever!
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Deleted member 196982
Guest
I generally avoid listening Beatles covers like the <insert favorite plague/variant>, but you did a really nice job here. Thanks.
Manslick
Road
Well if you can believe this, the bass stops there. And I am nowhere playing bass like the record.
Listen to that rake at 00:25
Make it stop...
spantini
COO of me, inc.
Man! I can't believe a Jazz bass ever sounded that bad
Your new mix sounds better - the bass stops where it should and picks up again.
Here's a cool version here
Manslick
Road
He makes it look so easy.
spantini
COO of me, inc.
I was going to suggest you give Helter Skelter a try, then I remembered you already did, last July - here
And in doing a forum search for Helter Skelter, I found @famous beagle's thread from 2017 with a YouTube link to Paul McCartney's solo acoustic jam of Helter Skelter in the studio back in 1968. He does this really cool lyrical phrasing when he gets to "you may be a lover but you ain't no dancer, look out..".
And in doing a forum search for Helter Skelter, I found @famous beagle's thread from 2017 with a YouTube link to Paul McCartney's solo acoustic jam of Helter Skelter in the studio back in 1968. He does this really cool lyrical phrasing when he gets to "you may be a lover but you ain't no dancer, look out..".
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stratmonkee
Active member
Nice! Kick that lead guitar up a bit! I dig your vocals!