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I am in Petes camp , but know-where near as accomplished , I have bought an acoustic that is great for practice , loud enough to hear , easy to pick up , no leads , no switching on , just play , much like my DB , except the lack of frets on my DB still disturbs me , I think the acoustic being shortish scale makes it easier for my inky dinky little hands , but DB is just special, if a little ..er ......big
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[quote name='RockfordStone' timestamp='1426526643' post='2718898'] well i started to give it a go and it terminally destroyed my computer, so until i rebuild it you wont get nothing off me [/quote] Thats a shame dude , I hope you get something sorted . I have got something together for this month , I was hoping for a little added family input but they all refused to attempt a noo yoke accent . so it is what it is , https://soundcloud.com/lurksalot/jungle
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[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1426439652' post='2718057'] ER! [url="https://soundcloud.com/dredd-and-the-badass-weed/turn-to-the-left"]https://soundcloud.c...urn-to-the-left[/url] See if y'all can spot the lyrical influences... [/quote] I proper enjoyed that , I would bring the vocal higher in the mix , it is worth it just so you can pick the lyric out Armani ,salami marney Oh yes ....Jimmy choo shoe , canoo sweet
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Buy , Sell or Trade with confidence with Mick Very easy to deal with , very good communication and is very keen to please . Nice bloke too . Thanks again Mick
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[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1426412310' post='2717666'] You could try option 4 - Rap [/quote] I actually tried that on a work in progress for this month aswell , it might even be s touch worse than the singing . I was about to have some singing lessons but I had to buy an acoustic bass with the money , so I will save up some more Every time you hear my voice on a recording it is auto tuned to hell , even the 3 choo choos on last months were auto tuned
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The BC composition helps me get going TBH. I too find it difficult to write about the real stuff , but I can often describe a picture a lot easier as the story is there, it just needs picking out I find that I can be very literal in the way I do it , but I think that makes it easier if I ask someone to sing it , it is less of a head scratcher and they can identify with it easier If I could sing I would probably go a bit more left field lyrically
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[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1426363491' post='2717413'] Well, I don't see the newbie complaining here about it... [/quote] That is a shame , an 8 page introduction thread , and he doesn't show up
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I have thought of collaboration on a few occasions , and indeed have had our bands singist (and Lurksalitle) do a few for me , and while thats great , I don't think my end results really do it justice , partly because I dont feel in a position to demand a performance of the exact melody , timing and timbre that I hear in my head it should be , so a couple of takes is really all I could ask for and I can't make it hard work for anyone. Likewise , my skills on the cloud of sound , whilst great (for me), probably wouldn't really inspire a virtual collaborator to lay their skills at feet Now the likes of our venerable, multi-award winning , uber talented and all round good eggs of this parish have people knocking their door down for project collaboration , but for me , I don't think I am quite ready for that yet.............................................................. maybe next week BUT , I am sure that with lottery funding , collaborators 'expenses' would help them lower their expectations of the outcome a touch . Ed to include the daughter
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If I won the lottery I would by a voice I could record that sounded half decent , I have one ready to go that just needs a little 'something' and another which could be better but needs a voice , I think it if I had a decent voice it would help , but I also lack the skill of making the sounds sit in the piece like they should .
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Recording discipline - your top tips for a young band
lurksalot replied to The Admiral's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1426170614' post='2715217'] [cheeky] I see you're in Staffs - my studio is in Talke, happy to do BC rates [/cheeky] [/quote] OK , I need to know something , probably very simple for you , seeing as you have a studio and all ..... How do you pronounce Talke ? Is it Tork or Torkee Talc Talc er Talc ee I see it signposted off the A50 quite often, but never know how it is supposed to sound in my head -
Even if your FIRST recordings sound arse . , I think I am just past 30 now and 'arse' describes them well Good on you Bob , ask plenty of questions as you go , and the answers might teach [b]me[/b] something
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[quote name='ras52' timestamp='1425918919' post='2712210'] All white then, is this some kind of yolk? [/quote] Yes , New Yolk, New Yolk
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it sounds like a global setting type issue if they are all doing it , I don't know cubase either , I don't even know Reaper really It might not be relevant but I always leave a bar or two at the start so I get the chance to hit record and then get my fingers in the right place to make the first noise
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Mine has taken a left field approach but awaits a few more samples , mainly vocals , but Lurksalittle is being a touch backward in coming forward on this one
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Denim was so last years quo jeans yes, but very plain T, or plain shirt over the top if anything and that's it , he is , though we all wear jeans , mostly.
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[quote name='Bass Culture' timestamp='1424731194' post='2699912'] There must be a few of us Cestrians who make the trip over too. Colour me interested. [/quote] Can you give me a lift , Ive only got a small rig, honest
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[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1425581718' post='2708852'] My lightly worn undergarments can be obtained for the Yen equivalent of £5 from a number of vending machines in Tokyo. [/quote] Or from Father Bradley on Ebay
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[quote name='KeithKelly30' timestamp='1425327913' post='2706279'] Thanks a million Discreet and Grangur. Knowing what I'm talking about might be a bit of an over statement Grangur, more I like to think I know what I'm talking about lol! I'm a good bluffer �� [/quote] you will always find someone who knows better , but that's all part of the craic on here welcome , Oh and I know nothing .......................... though I am not from Barcelona
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Recording discipline - your top tips for a young band
lurksalot replied to The Admiral's topic in General Discussion
Jonesthebass nailed it earlier , and bar that , it is too late to worry about anything else , the preparation should all have been done by now as it is the playing that will count. Making the sounds should be second nature , everything else is being looked after. play as the songs demand , smile or be angry, whichever , but acting the song out and feeling it will come across in the recording for the better . -
[quote name='steve-bbb' timestamp='1425369554' post='2706514'] We do all wear black shirts if it's a classy gig but this was just a more laid back local pub gig - I need to go get myself one of those sh*te shirts for casual occasions [/quote] not that you can see it much , but in my current avatar you see the shoulder of a particularily well named sh*teshirt . though for modesty and family parties I do rebadge the shirts ( I have 2 ) Rhythm and drums have suitable lairy shirts when needed , singist really can't get past subtle shirts , though he thinks they are loud , and lead guitar won't dress far from the status quo
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I won't listen yet Dad, especially as it appears to be a similar route mine has taken I am sure it is quality as usual , after all, you took your time with this one
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Why, Why, Why can't I find a drummer!?
lurksalot replied to Lord Sausage's topic in General Discussion
I thought singing was physically hard work , well it always looks that way after one of our gigs -
DOH , I did mean to mention that , yes, I think it worked well , it helped me whittle down my choices easier , well , down from 11 to 10 , (but don't tell Mr Smalls)
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PD 12 SB30 8R drivers in MTH30 cabs
lurksalot replied to lurksalot's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
Well , it got warm enough in the garage , but then it got cold again and as I have things to sort in there, these have to go , the cabs will get broken up I am fairly sure , but the drivers are available. Don't forget they are low mileage[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] 12 inch Precision Devices drivers ( info here [/font][/color][url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/precision_devices_pd12sb30.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...es_pd12sb30.htm[/url][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] ) ,[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]so I guess offers are invited , I am sure that I would find a use for them , but if they are not sold in a year and a halfs time , I might put them on ebay , so dive in quick while you have the chance. [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Ed to add[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The cabs have now been loaded into the back of my van destined for the skip, so I am closing this ad as amps and cabs is probably the wrong place for it now . for those eager to see what is left you can find it later in the other musical bits and bobs forum [/font][/color] -
[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1425216775' post='2705114'] I've already got an improvised bass line down, as well as a drummer falling down the stairs. Now I'm off to record some chickens. [/quote] I saw the picture and thought straight away it would be right up your street, I have a couple of ideas , but the genre to do it in escapes me , However , as per usual I may start off with an intent to do a rock number and it wanders of into a gregorian chant instead