"Wood and hill"

[chrisharris]

Okay...the stars seem to be under control.

I FUCKING LOVE THIS!!!!!!

That acoustic bass warms my little hillbilly heart. Man, this is tops.

Stay forever and post lots.

Bye,
Chris

 

[erichenryus]

the last thing i listened to by you was 'level headed dancer'. still love that song.

this is about 100500% better from a mixing and mastering perspective. i like vocals LOUD so this sound great to me. nice job. your voice and your mic are well matched imo.

 

[pglewis]

I love that "in the same room" feel. Did the bass player have a brief stroke around 1:47-1:48 . I was totally locked into that acoustic bass when I was listening, that's the only reason I noticed. Totally diggin' it.

 

[dtb]

ok, muzeman, thanks alot. I don't sing much, but now with this v67 mic I'm sure to do more.

chrisharris, I'm gonna bust you and pg's bubble. The bass is just a little zoom rythum machine. I couldn't ever get that sound on the bass I have. And thanks for listening.

erichenryus, It's the new v67. My first "real" mic. It really helps in all aspects. thanks.

pg, you freak. what's up. Like I said to chris, it's my little drum machine, and I think I lost it totally for that instant. he he he he
I was probably into the mando or something and forgot I was bassing.

thanks folks, later,

dtb

 

[TheRealWaldo]

*hops out of the clear blue sky*

Buffering can result from mass traffic on this side, or your side, and it can also occur as a result of the bit-rate of the song. If, for example, one song is at 320kbps, and the other 128kbps, it's a far stretch that the 320kbps won't buffer on most connections, mainly because most cable users have a 192kbps or so limit per port, and same with some DSL users.

A faster connection on this end would help a bit, unfortuneatly, the next step up in lines is out of my reach (or rather my wallets) at this time.

I may, in the near future, introduce a 128kbps or so limit to streams, whereas the download will remain at the original bit-rate, just to save this from occuring. We'll have to see.

W.

 

[dtb]

thanks Waldo,
I think my stuff is at 128. I was just wondering, since I don't know much about this stuff.

dtb