Chuckin'
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August 02 2014 12:23:22
August 02 2014 12:47:51
Tutama sorry jmrukkers, but I will be just me or can barely hear the bass.
Come on more volume please... ;)
Nice track...+1
Come on more volume please... ;)
Nice track...+1
August 02 2014 12:55:40
August 02 2014 13:53:04
August 03 2014 00:01:00
August 02 2014 15:40:25
August 02 2014 16:01:02
jmrukkers I was aiming for presence in the mix, not necessarily loud... Lots of sub in it alright, my apologies if it's a bit much. +0
August 03 2014 00:03:44
mudfoot No worries Mon. I get what you was doing. Lay back down again give em what they want. Make the earth shake and there ears bleed how Bunny do it in Jamrock. +1
August 02 2014 16:16:19
August 02 2014 23:59:00
August 02 2014 18:16:01
mudfoot Thanks to you all.Jm love the bass dont be scared to crank the bass. Low and thick with volume to fill in.That's why the guitar has a high tone to cut thru all the other tones. A one drop drum and a bit of keys with a reggae bubble would do it right. Thanks again.I keep luan them down.+1
August 03 2014 02:21:19
AnneCozean jm - you're like the Anti-Ego Musician in the volume department. 8) - I usually want your contributions a little louder in the mix, too. your bass line has such a good feel to it, and yes less CAN be more - and mud - love that squeak in your choppy guitar - great focus.+1
August 06 2014 02:46:11
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August 21 2014 05:01:52
October 28 2017 15:00:30
Reggae backing tracks with Bass & Guitar:
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