Okay, here's another one from Arizona...
This one was actually kind of interesting. Just a nice excuse to play, really, but then, do you need more from a song?
Obviously the tape hiss was no fun, nor was the ground hum from the synth but that's what noise cancelation algorithms are for. I also found it fun that the tape master was so soft that I had to boost every channel by about 10 dB just to get usable levels. I'm surprised everything came out so lean after that. That kick drum was also a problem. Sounded like the beater was rebounding against the drum or something. In the mix it sounds fine but by itself, it was all I could do to try to clean it up.
Oh, and the volume changes from one phrase to another and occassionally one bar to another within the parts made maintaining levels a joy too.
Anyway, tell me what you think...
This one was actually kind of interesting. Just a nice excuse to play, really, but then, do you need more from a song?
Obviously the tape hiss was no fun, nor was the ground hum from the synth but that's what noise cancelation algorithms are for. I also found it fun that the tape master was so soft that I had to boost every channel by about 10 dB just to get usable levels. I'm surprised everything came out so lean after that. That kick drum was also a problem. Sounded like the beater was rebounding against the drum or something. In the mix it sounds fine but by itself, it was all I could do to try to clean it up.
Oh, and the volume changes from one phrase to another and occassionally one bar to another within the parts made maintaining levels a joy too.
Anyway, tell me what you think...
Old West Audio