Good old fashioned rock n roll

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Guitar & Guitar & Drums:

TeeGee280 jams Supporter

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Bass:

BossHen103 jams Supporter

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Knocked it out on the third take. Not sure it is very Bill Wyman probably followed the melody a bit too much. As always appreciate the feedback and thanks for chance to join

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July 19 2016 23:39:13

garymcmill
Good sounding bass. Really comes out on TG's upload.

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April 16 2016 16:35:08

pkliesch
It truly is! Sounds great, BH! :)
+0 April 16 2016 16:36:11

BossHen
many thanks :) +1

April 11 2016 20:17:02

TeeGee
By the way, what happened to the volume? It seems that you lowered the overall volume, I did a remix here with everything up to normal level, increased the bass volume a little, sounds nice and punchy. Do you find that your base is a bit low when you record it?
+0 April 11 2016 20:22:09

BossHen
... I think I am about to learn something! I use a Steinberg interface and garageband and always struggle to get the bass volume up without over distortion as I switch up the volume +1 April 11 2016 20:32:18

TeeGee
I am by no means an expert, but lowering the "main" track is probably not a good option. You could use a number of methods to increase the volume after you recorded it - I would say that a clean sound is always better than a loud distorted one. A very simple method would simply to double the track, depending on what software you are using. Or use a normaliser if you use Audacity http://www.thebest3d.com/audacity/tutorials/make-louder/audacity-tutorial-make-louder-more-volume-increased-amplitude.html

Most softwares will have that function, just google it ;)

Generally you want the finished track with all instruments to be nice and "loud" +1 April 11 2016 21:10:48

BossHen
thanks TG I shall have a play with this track on the computer. Really appreciate the feedback I had not picked up on this. +0

April 11 2016 01:30:55