Out the door
Martin, Chris and Ernie... Great pleasure to play with you.
I was warming up with this superb track and I've recorded some takes.
I've hesitated 'cause the track was already standing alone but really glad to join.
Thanks a lot guys ^^
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Ernie440 Excellent Stan, sounds phenomenal bro, love it .. thanks for the wicked funky guitar/s add!! :) It fits great and makes the track sound so much more dynamic! Like how you avoiding hitting that final note right along with me on the last crash ... haha!+1
November 01 2016 11:07:35
Funkystan Thanks a lot Bro'! I don't really master my play when playing funky stuff. I just let things go... It was said that the last note was yours ^^ +0
November 01 2016 18:14:22
mpointon It's does make smile when I hear you all bugger off for the last note! Typical drummer - has to get the last note in. ;) +2
November 01 2016 18:17:33
Ernie440 lol Martin, I did put the last note in with your crash, a couple different ways, haha, to my ear it actually sounds more solid without that note ... dunno why, with the note it sounded weak to me .. one of those things .. a mystery!!! :) +1
November 01 2016 18:20:27
Ernie440 Now you got me thinking about that, I guess if there was a foot pedal thump right at the end with a note ... it would sounds "OK" to me .. sounds fine like it is though! I dunno!! +1
November 01 2016 18:50:10
Ernie440 haha there is a thump there isn't there ... don't mind me, I'm quitting drugs tomorrow :P +1
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November 01 2016 00:37:31
Tofzegrit Good sound and riff all along, I like a lot the OD lines ( 00:41 for example ) sometimes, that sounds as a Horns section+1
November 01 2016 11:09:06
November 01 2016 10:54:09
mpointon This is very, very good, Stan. It's not just how well you play but the musical choices you fundamentally made. Love the descending line in the choruses, it counterpoints WP's excellent work without overpowering it. It sounds like two guitars working together rather than fighting.
Lead lines are not only fantastically played but outstanding in the way you've mixed them so discretely. This is a text book example of how to really add colour and shape to a piece of music instead of dominating.+1
Lead lines are not only fantastically played but outstanding in the way you've mixed them so discretely. This is a text book example of how to really add colour and shape to a piece of music instead of dominating.+1
November 01 2016 11:25:43
Funkystan Many thanks Martin. Most appreciated! This is about how to play on a track when it already stands alone. You've recorded a great template Martin. Many nuances, great tight play, great sound. Just followed the band. About the mixing... I guess Chris managed some room on the left side. He is the clever guy!
Thanks a lot Martin^^ +1
Thanks a lot Martin^^ +1
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