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Coupe de Ville (Red 2)
Tunes from the crate!
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The Getaway
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For STrange Thursday
Another Moment Replayed
Another Moment Replayed
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i'm instituting a new thing where a day will be
dedicated to going back into the archives to do
some listening; it will be henceforth known as
Fall Back Friday.
And what better way to start off the new thing
than with The New Thing, a collab with @alainvey:
Notably, this was the beginning of a series of albums
we made together.
On this one i'm mostly playing the bass parts, using a
Danelectro baritone guitar.
i think it actually still holds up quite well.
dedicated to going back into the archives to do
some listening; it will be henceforth known as
Fall Back Friday.
And what better way to start off the new thing
than with The New Thing, a collab with @alainvey:
Notably, this was the beginning of a series of albums
we made together.
On this one i'm mostly playing the bass parts, using a
Danelectro baritone guitar.
i think it actually still holds up quite well.
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dogletnoir
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A practice sesh with MiKro (Ibanez short scale 4 string bass)
A very Spacey SaTurday indeed!
A very Spacey SaTurday indeed!
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dogletnoir
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Scrapple From The Apple (v11)
A couple of days off from playing the head and it's almost like
i'm having to start work all over just to get back to where i was
tempo-wise...
but i think the solo was decent.
A couple of days off from playing the head and it's almost like
i'm having to start work all over just to get back to where i was
tempo-wise...
but i think the solo was decent.
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STandards Sunday post:
Scrapple From The Apple (v12)
Using the 'Andy' on this take probably wasn't the best choice;
the short scale made playing the head a bit awkward and cramped
up in 10th position.
i think it sounded pretty good, though.
Scrapple From The Apple (v12)
Using the 'Andy' on this take probably wasn't the best choice;
the short scale made playing the head a bit awkward and cramped
up in 10th position.
i think it sounded pretty good, though.
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Oreos And Milk
On the other hand, the short scale Musicmaster was perfect
for this one.
On the other hand, the short scale Musicmaster was perfect
for this one.
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Early AM Jam #20 (Shelby w/ EMG Geezer Butler P pickup)
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Indian Summer
good work...and I like all the bass
dogletnoir
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One of my recording engineering teachers once made the comment that some recordings were like an artist oil painting...take your time, re-paint, it takes a long time to dry.
He also said sometimes you need to make music like watercolors...you do them and there's no changing brushstrokes... think sumi-e for example.
Your stuff is a batch of wonderful watercolors...and with a lot of layers of musicality.
What a beautiful way to describe what she lays down.
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Scrapple From The Apple (v13)
Still some scuffling on the head at this tempo, ugh.
Work will continue, though...
Still some scuffling on the head at this tempo, ugh.
Work will continue, though...
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Last one for the night:
Just Friends
Just Friends
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Having another go at this lovely standard:
Just Friends (v2)
Bridget, plus a Timmy and an old DM-2 analog delay pedal...
same as on the last take, but i got the tone dialed in a bit more to my liking.
It wasn't bad before, of course...
Just Friends (v2)
Bridget, plus a Timmy and an old DM-2 analog delay pedal...
same as on the last take, but i got the tone dialed in a bit more to my liking.
It wasn't bad before, of course...
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Intel Above Your Pay Grade
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For Fall Back Friday this week, i'm listening to this:
Empire Star
Empire Star was among the first concept/theme albums i recorded,
with the music being inspired by Samuel Delany's eponymous novella.
i was still using the baritone guitar for some of the bass parts,
but had also acquired a nice MIJ P-Bass and transitioned from the
'modern primitive' recording process of guitar/looper/amp captured
live in the room with a standalone stereo mp3 recorder to the Scarlett
2i2 audio interface and laptop setup.
As for the music, i think this was also the beginning of me finding my own personal voice, and so it has a very special meaning for me.
i think it holds up rather well in any case.
Empire Star
Empire Star was among the first concept/theme albums i recorded,
with the music being inspired by Samuel Delany's eponymous novella.
i was still using the baritone guitar for some of the bass parts,
but had also acquired a nice MIJ P-Bass and transitioned from the
'modern primitive' recording process of guitar/looper/amp captured
live in the room with a standalone stereo mp3 recorder to the Scarlett
2i2 audio interface and laptop setup.
As for the music, i think this was also the beginning of me finding my own personal voice, and so it has a very special meaning for me.
i think it holds up rather well in any case.
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