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| Mr. EI Oval said 1920 days ago (August 22nd, 2004) | |
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Flashback... The thinness is probably due to the type of guitar played. Ovations have a very thin sound in general. They are not a great acoustic guitar in the sense of having a full sound. But I make no excuses for the tone or the sound. Your critism is pretty right on. The song could use some bottom end. Maybe there is a bass player who could add a track to this song. Thanks for your comments. I wish I could have played this in the 60's. I didn't find my muse until 2004 on this one. --- I want to be famous! Check out my latest song called Dance under the Clocktower
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| Cameron said 1920 days ago (August 21st, 2004) | |
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nice strummin' Some good pickin' and strummin' in this pleasant, simple piece. I like this kind of bare-bones acoustic mix very much; it's a nice change of pace from multi-track songs. I agree with MissChaos that the bass might benefit from a boost. But it sounds good as is too. Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| Ringo said 1920 days ago (August 22nd, 2004) | |
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Nice Pic Cool Track too. Used to play acoustic stuff with a friend at University, always wished we could afford an Ovation. They do have a thin sound but they were always COOL. I think they must have been one of the first electroacoustics. Like this a lot. Check out my latest song called Real Slow
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| regulus said 1919 days ago (August 23rd, 2004) | |
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half pound sound I get the feeling your useing silk and steel strings....my favorite. They have a liter effect than bronze but it still sound heaftier than a mandoliln. Next time you set down and do some recording, do two tracks of the rhythm guitar. Either on two seperate takes or just cut and paste the original makes it BIG sound. Use overdrive and a phaseer on one and the other corus and what ever you like to best, experimant. Pan one to the left, the other to the right to your likeing. One push more bass and mid around and sculp the sound countour to where its fat and then on the other. Then play the both of them. I'm surtain with your style, how the above would be for stage but you'll have a greater stereo impact. I'll ear up for your next release here on site. keep picken, sound good, Check out my latest song called Won:23
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MissChaos
What a great piece! This reminds me of something my
dad used to play for me when I was a kid. Okay, here's my
commentary (and I'm by NO means a guitar expert--just
trusting my ears): It sounds like you need to boost the
low end on the guitars--just sounds a bit "tinny" to me, as
though the mids and highs are too high and the bass ends
are lacking. I could be way off in that comment, so I
apologize to all the guitarists out there! Perhaps that's
why it reminds me of a early 60's tune (and therefore
reminds me of my dad's playing). Either way, I think this is
a wonderfully creative tune.
Miss Chaos