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own way to boogie-memphis style - Memphis Black - 20-04-2017
Hi All
now this is my kinda music being a boogie woogie fan. Hope I did it justice
Keep rockin
Memphis
RE: own way to boogie-memphis style - Olli H - 22-04-2017
Balances feel just fine.
Individual instruments seem to have a right kind of tone for the genre.
VOx and probably the whole sound has too much hi-frequency-boost. To make it more traditional you might try to make it a bit smoother. Remember that when it comes to real 50’s rock’n’roll sound, one can play it very loud and it still feels smooth. At leaast the vox and cymbals should be tamed.
RE: own way to boogie-memphis style - Memphis Black - 22-04-2017
(22-04-2017, 02:21 PM)Olli H Wrote: Balances feel just fine.
Individual instruments seem to have a right kind of tone for the genre.
VOx and probably the whole sound has too much hi-frequency-boost. To make it more traditional you might try to make it a bit smoother. Remember that when it comes to real 50’s rock’n’roll sound, one can play it very loud and it still feels smooth. At leaast the vox and cymbals should be tamed.
Hi Olli
thanks for the feedback. I was playing around with the 50's vintage tape settings and I think I got a bit high immune on the phones. will have a look at it
keep rockin
Memphis