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Post by 5slide on Sept 9, 2019 15:30:16 GMT
Hi all, I wasn't completely happy with the last version so I did another. Hope you like it....
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Post by Deleted on Sept 9, 2019 17:48:53 GMT
I preferred the first one.
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Post by 5slide on Sept 9, 2019 18:19:08 GMT
I preferred the first one. Yes it's strange, I just listened to the first one again and I think I agree!
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Post by Michael Messer on Sept 9, 2019 18:24:16 GMT
As soon as you try too hard it goes away. First takes are usually the best.
Shine On Michael
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Post by 5slide on Sept 9, 2019 18:30:47 GMT
As soon as you try too hard it goes away. First takes are usually the best. Shine On Michael I definitely agree Michael and that's literally just what I was thinking. The first recording was when I hadn't played it for a long time and was the first take. After that I played it over and over trying to perfect it and then did the second recording, to me it sounds more clinical and some of the more improv parts are missing that are there in the first take.
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Post by gaucho on Sept 9, 2019 19:46:43 GMT
Did you add a Pickup to the Style 0?
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Post by slide496 on Sept 9, 2019 19:57:57 GMT
As soon as you try too hard it goes away. First takes are usually the best. Shine On Michael I agree with that from my experience as well. Lately, once I've learned the notes, rhythms and vocal just doing a fresh one-off each time I practice, hopefully to reach a consistent acceptable level each time I practice the song for each variation. Some days are better than others. I think it helps developing the improvizational skills that are IMHO necessary for this type of music, Lawd lawdy, Harriet
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Post by 5slide on Sept 9, 2019 20:11:44 GMT
Did you add a Pickup to the Style 0? No I haven’t added a pick up, it’s acoustic here but added some reverb post processing which is probably why it sounds plugged in
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Post by Michael Messer on Sept 9, 2019 20:14:54 GMT
As soon as you try too hard it goes away. First takes are usually the best. Shine On Michael I agree with that from my experience as well. Lately, once I've learned the notes, rhythms and vocal just doing a fresh one-off each time I practice, hopefully to reach a consistent acceptable level each time I practice the song for each variation. Some days are better than others. I think it helps developing the improvizational skills that are IMHO necessary for this type of music, Lawd lawdy, Harriet We just have to practice a lot...and I mean...A LOT. There are no shortcuts, lots of practice and lots of playing is what does it. Always treat the first take as if it is the only take, because almost every time it is the one. Even if there's a mistake or two, the feel will nearly always be better that subsequent takes and feel is what makes it great. Shine On Michael
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