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About This Multitrack - Mike Senior - 01-01-2018
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This project was so simple that there's hardly anything to say about it technically!
Both the vocal parts and the finger-clicks were recorded in my mix room through a 150 Euro large-diaphragm cardioid condenser mic (the ADK A6). The preamp was the one built into the RME Babyface. The processing was a combination of Reaper's ReaEQ (I think just a high-pass filter and a touch of bass boost) and moderate ReaComp compression. Er... and that's it! Post-recording I edited both vocals to finesse the tuning and timing, the former with Melodyne, and the latter with simple audio edits. If anyone's interested in performing this arrangement themselves I can upload my sheet music (handwritten, in my luddite fashion!) somewhere.Cheers,
Mike S. (aka Mirroman)
RE: About This Multitrack - minxomat - 22-04-2018
Hi Mike,
First, really nice track. I'm definitely interested in your sheet music for this song, please do upload it
.Cheers.
RE: About This Multitrack - Mike Senior - 25-04-2018
Hi minxomat,
(22-04-2018, 07:07 PM)minxomat Wrote: First, really nice track.
Thanks -- it was fun to do!
Quote:I'm definitely interested in your sheet music for this song, please do upload it
Here you go. I'm afraid I'm a bit old-school in the manuscript department, in that I still do all my arrangement work with pencil and paper, but hopefully my handwriting's legible enough for you!
I also took a few liberties with the arrangement when I performed it, and I hope anyone else performing it will make it their own in this way too -- nothing I've written should be considered set in stone.Mike S.