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#966768 - 02/16/09 02:26 PM
A jazzy tune
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Full Member
Registered: 08/04/08
Posts: 152
Loc: Seattle
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I just recorded a jazzy tune with drums and bass accompaniment. The drums and bass are vsti instruments. The piano was recorded using M-Audio Pulsar II matched pair. Thanks for the vast information on mic placements and techniques from members here on my other thread. I recorded the piano when my daughter was home, so there are some of her voice in the recording (3:37 and such). I need to find another time to re-record this when nobody's home. Enjoy http://binokino.com/download/abi/souleyes.mp3
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#966769 - 02/19/09 03:35 PM
Re: A jazzy tune
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Registered: 02/17/09
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Nice. That was very entertaining.
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#1202049 - 05/19/09 10:17 AM
Re: A jazzy tune
[Re: HomeInMyShoes]
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Registered: 05/17/09
Posts: 7
Loc: CA, USA
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Great -- wonderfully played and the recording is very clean. Midi instruments sound very natural -- what is your background and training? A lot of jazz study, it sounds like to me! Very impressed, and thank you for posting.
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