Mud pie: the elusive plonking of Bryan Adams!

[spog]

Could just be my old 'coffin-dodging' lug-oles, but I can't for the life of me work out the full bass-line to Bryan Adam's When You're gone. Guess i should hang my head in shame here, as in my youth I was able to de-crypt the plonkages of Burnel, King, Miller and so on with less than half the aggro. Ok, so all these chaps are pretty prominent in the mix. THIS bloke though. 'Muddier' than Glastonbury! By the way, anyone kind enough to help out here will probably wind up rueing the day as I'm a TABs-only Philistine with next to bugger all musical knowledge. Come to think of it I can't hear much of what's going on in Take That's: Rule the World either. What do you mean, why would I want to!!!

[Hamster]

Have you tried slowing it down with some of the free software like "Amazing Slowdowner" or "Transcribe"

[BOD2]

Try turning it up on the hi-fi then going through to the next room....

Maybe not very neighbour friendly but it's surprising what jumps out at you from the mix when you do that.

[Guest]

[quote name='BOD2' post='309911' date='Oct 19 2008, 05:00 PM']Try turning it up on the hi-fi then going through to the next room....

Maybe not very neighbour friendly but it's surprising what jumps out at you from the mix when you do that.[/quote]


same idea but different approach, if you have a music system with a sub woofer attached try turning off the main speakers often the bass line comes over pretty well over just the sub.

[spog]

[quote name='Hamster' post='309827' date='Oct 19 2008, 02:01 PM']Have you tried slowing it down with some of the free software like "Amazing Slowdowner" or "Transcribe"[/quote]Cheers Hamster, tried it and am impressed. Nice one.