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| Gear Head Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 59
Thread Starter | solo piano record with a digital piano(?!?) Yes. I did it this way because it's jazz, and I preferred to spend dozens of hours at home finding the best take, instead of hurrying in a studio and have a great sounding piano but "not completely satisfying" solos. So I recorded the stuff in cubase (1000 ppq), then went to the mastering studio with cubase files and the digital (Yamaha CP300). We passed it through pro-tools and some analog stuff, and that's the result: MySpace.com - Pietro Girardi - Venezia, Venezia - Jazz / Minimalist / Acoustic - www.myspace.com/pietrogirardi CD Baby: PIETRO GIRARDI: Minimal I still don't understand if this is a good job or a bad one.... Thanks, Pietro |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Vegas, Norcal
Posts: 3,384
| Hi Pietro, Great playing on those tunes! My critique of the recording is that the sample sounds like it was recorded with no close miking, from back in the room. Many of those samples also have a ton of room already added to them, they need to be dried up in the patch. I prefer to use a close mic only sample and add my favorite reverb/room sound to taste. Hope this helps. Cheers, Michael |
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| Gear Head Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 59
Thread Starter | Quote:
Then, I 've chosen to put a small-room reverb (from a lexicon 960, don't remember the preset name) because these tunes contain lots of harmonic changes and sometimes these happen really fast, so I didn't want to mud it with long tail rev's. And drying it more than this would have resulted in more cold and digital sounding piano... Best wishes, Pietro | |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Near Rome, Italy
Posts: 828
| In tutta Venezia non hai trovato un pianoforte vero??? ![]() Managgia!!!!! La musica รจ propio bella!!! |
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| Gear Head Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 59
Thread Starter | Grazie! ![]() (ti rispondo in inglese) sadly in Venice, like in any other part of the world, a very good, well tuned, well miked and well recorded piano COSTS! And I did more than 20 takes for each song... It would have been far too expensive for me. Thanks again, Pietro |
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