The picture of the road framed by the trees with autumn leaves is just right for how this light mooded music makes me feel:)

Enjoyed every bit of the drive. Thanks!

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It's certainly the right song for sipping coffee on Saturday morning. It would also work for hiking up a small mountain :) Great playing, Bill!

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...and again... Very clean playing and a very clean recording... Really sounds like a great acoustic guitar or two recorded with good mics....

I found myself distracted by the cymbal or high hat thing when listening over headphones. The starting and stopping of it got in the way for me, and it didn't always seem quite in sync with what you were playing. Others may hear it differently, of course...

At the fade, I kept expecting it to break into 'Tequila'...

You really are back, Bill... and up to your old ways...What is this, tune number six this week? Ah well, it's still good...

Ed

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Looks like I'm going to have to keep a section of time for listening to the new Tiler song for the day :)
Lovely, relaxed playing - the cymbal really threw me also, and, for me, the song would have sounded better without it. But experimentation is important - I think back to the experiments you did with strings which were very successful. Slide sounds nice Bill.
Neil

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Beautiful melody with a superb slide tone. This is a stunner Bill! I agree that it probably didn't need the percussion but I didn't find it distracting either.

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I like the guitar tone a lot. The acoustic has a nice sound (wondering what your set-up is)?

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I play a Santa Cruz Om/Pw guitar. I just set up my tiny recording studio in back of my wife and my clothes closet. It's a very large long closet. So it fit in nicely in the back. Have a Tascam 122 interface so the Real Nice Preamp (fits two mics). So a USB wire has to go in the back of the 122 all the way down to our second floor into a GB tower that stand on the top shelf of my desk. The reason I want the tower so high is that I have a USB wireless mouse that needs to be close as possible so the mouse does not go weak. By that I mean, when I use GB3, I need sometimes to use the mouse pointer. For things such as possible changing preferences, lowering etc. the editing window.

I also have a VGA chord (50 ft) so it goes from the back portion of the closet to downstairs to the DVI slot for the second monitor. I also bring up from the G5 tower a bluetooth wireless keyboard.

I finally got this set up working pretty good. I still use a k 109 Shure stick mic and an MXL 2001 mic on a boom pole.


This set up is so much better for quietness. Because at my previouus house near San Francisco. The house was so small that when I recorded, even if someone walked in the door I would have to stop recording. What a pleasure it is to have such silence now!!!



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thanks for sharing your set-up. I wish I had somewhere quiet to go :)

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What sounds you get from the guitars. The doubling parts are surreal good. The 'ambience" you get is one of wood. Creative and exploring. Loved the fact it's techncally high but that doesnt interfere with the intimacy. It has a captivating and soothing ambiance. Has balance, structure, good timing and supertechniques in a moving atmosphere. Enjoyed this much!

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I love this acoustic guitar style, it is one of my favorite styles of guitar playing, with guitars alone in the music. Yesterday I listened to Cori Ander, and now this great work.


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Exactly ! 'just leaning back' ..enjoying this wonderful song..tx

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