Some solo mp3s

lydog · 18th December 2004, 12:21 AM

I'm relatively new to this, so please be gentle. But I welcome any criticism &/or advice.

Technical stuff:

vox = U195 -> Vintech 1272 -> RNC -> Mbox
guitar = PRS HB II generally through Adrenalinn II or THD Bivalve -> Microcab -> Mbox
bass = Warwick Corvette FNA -> MAG C115-200 via DI -> Vintech -> RNC -> Mbox
drums/keys = Reason -> PT via Rewire

Knock On Wood

Awayback

lydog · 20th December 2004, 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by dim light
The song needs real drums

Thanks!

Unfortunately, I'm not a real drummer!

However, my 002 comes this week, so I'll finally be able to record real drums. My buddy used to drum for Jack Johnson, so he'll be coming up soon to lay down some tracks for me.

rynugz007 · 20th December 2004, 08:45 PM

vocals sound great. Reminds me of jacob dylan a bit. Great voice.

definately needs real drums. Bass could be more interesting (tone wise as well as performance)

Guitar is a bit weak too (performance is key, if its played great, great tone will follow especially with the thd bivalve/prs combo) A long guitar solo like this one needs to be nailed especially in a stripped down sparse arrangement like you have here.

is this a band or a one man group? If your a one man operation, i would suggest spending the cash and higher in some bad ass players. The voice is too good for the mediocre backing tracks.

did't listen to the second song yet.

butterfly · 21st December 2004, 12:53 PM

Pleasant wee tune, lydog. I would say you are doing very well if you are new to this. I think it would be great with a real drummer, esp. Jack johnsons ex.

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18th December 2004, 12:21 AM	#1
lydog Gear Head Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Santa Barbara, CA Posts: 35	Some solo mp3s I'm relatively new to this, so please be gentle. But I welcome any criticism &/or advice. Technical stuff: vox = U195 -> Vintech 1272 -> RNC -> Mbox guitar = PRS HB II generally through Adrenalinn II or THD Bivalve -> Microcab -> Mbox bass = Warwick Corvette FNA -> MAG C115-200 via DI -> Vintech -> RNC -> Mbox drums/keys = Reason -> PT via Rewire Knock On Wood Awayback

20th December 2004, 08:45 PM	#3
rynugz007 Gear addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: cincinnati, OH Posts: 308	vocals sound great. Reminds me of jacob dylan a bit. Great voice. definately needs real drums. Bass could be more interesting (tone wise as well as performance) Guitar is a bit weak too (performance is key, if its played great, great tone will follow especially with the thd bivalve/prs combo) A long guitar solo like this one needs to be nailed especially in a stripped down sparse arrangement like you have here. is this a band or a one man group? If your a one man operation, i would suggest spending the cash and higher in some bad ass players. The voice is too good for the mediocre backing tracks. did't listen to the second song yet. __________________ "heres 50 bucks in case i call you a bitch later"

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21st December 2004, 12:53 PM	#4
butterfly Gear addict Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: uk Posts: 445	Pleasant wee tune, lydog. I would say you are doing very well if you are new to this. I think it would be great with a real drummer, esp. Jack johnsons ex.