Your playing on Hourglass was amazing. The sound isn't as full as the original but considering it was recorded with a Pod in your bedroom I have to say it's fairly amazing.
thanks for the kind words. I'll work on miking up the cab next. And if that doesn't work out because of the small room that I'm in, I guess I'll have to settle for the Palmer simulator.
Hey man sounds great. I look forward to listening to some more Mark IV recordings. If it's possible could you possibly PM me the drum file for Hourglass since I'm really bad at making drum patterns etc.
As of now, that makes the both of us. Miking can be sucha pain in the ***. I'm having such a tough time getting miked tones to sound good on the monitors, it just makes me wanna be more productive on the Pod.
Hey man sounds great. I look forward to listening to some more Mark IV recordings. If it's possible could you possibly PM me the drum file for Hourglass since I'm really bad at making drum patterns etc.
Did you played the rythm-parts twice to get the organic stereosound, or do you just multing?
I will do some recordings with my band in a few wheeks and we covered laid to rest and we also want to track it. Just for fun....
Its just standard left and right tracking for two rhythms and I just made sure the left was spot on before matching it with the rhythm for the right. It took a while but i think its worth the effort.
No two parts can ever be exactly the same and its these imperfect naunces that makes it fuller sounding. Multing will only get u a copy of the original although its a good idea if you want to sketch down ideas really quickly and not waste time tracking twice.
