Soul Goat
At first, thanks to Zamzam for uploading a lot of cool stuff!!! This one offered me the chance try something new (for me). I absolutely dig the neo soul-genre (e.g. D'Angelo with maestro Pino Palladino on bass) and would like to learn some tricks which are behind it. I'm not sure whether this is going into the right direction. Perhaps you can give me some advice? :)
nuno1959
EXTRA COOL Soul on this Goat that's for sure ! ;)
ZamZam's mixes are VERY tempting but can be quite a challenge & you pulled it off brilliantly !
As i usually do, i read some comments below while listening & i'm sorry but i'm going to copy & paste the whole ''recording tips section'' of it…
This site is TOO COOL for words… ;) +2
ZamZam's mixes are VERY tempting but can be quite a challenge & you pulled it off brilliantly !
As i usually do, i read some comments below while listening & i'm sorry but i'm going to copy & paste the whole ''recording tips section'' of it…
This site is TOO COOL for words… ;) +2
issiro
haha! :D
well yes, this site may be too cool for words. I'm not (yet) :P For me it's a learning process, very lucky that i got in contact to the recording thing by joining the loops and i think i can improve that along with having fun :) +1
well yes, this site may be too cool for words. I'm not (yet) :P For me it's a learning process, very lucky that i got in contact to the recording thing by joining the loops and i think i can improve that along with having fun :) +1
nuno1959
Right on, besides all the great things about The Loops, i've learned a TON since joining… ;)
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issiro
Oh cool! That sounds interesting. Since you're so near to the source: do you know anything about the release of a new album? ;)
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Zamzam
Nothing mentioned. But he did say he could come do some sessions on some of my recordings :-D
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OliVBee
nice track with lots of movement and small variations ... i like the control you have on your instrument :)
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OliVBee
like Dick said ... Zam² uses almost the entire dynamic range so lower the backing track and setup a comp/limiter on your stereo output ... adjust the output lvl with the limiter ;) ... this way you can leave your track at a decent lvl and make it sound more balanced against the drums in your mix ;)
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issiro
okay, thanks :)
actually i've tried a limiter on the master output but the result hasn't been satisfying, since the mix was constantly on the 0db level, no dynamic left and it didn't sound very well :(
when i'm back home on friday, i wanna try a comp, too. Do you mean the backing track by "stereo output" or the whole mix including my track? +1
actually i've tried a limiter on the master output but the result hasn't been satisfying, since the mix was constantly on the 0db level, no dynamic left and it didn't sound very well :(
when i'm back home on friday, i wanna try a comp, too. Do you mean the backing track by "stereo output" or the whole mix including my track? +1
OliVBee
i mean the master output of course ! the idea is to bring back some of your bass in the final mix ;)
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Dick
...think we really should have a compression/dynamic handling tutorial @the forum sometime soon :)
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issiro
well done, Dick! :) especially a fat thanks for explaining some parameters of a compressor!
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Pop sessions avec Batterie and Basse:
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Simply Linear
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Groove for....
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Retro McPop
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just playing around with some drums
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8th Passenger
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Just a little more
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another dimension of my hands
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China Doll
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Slow ballad needs soulful solo
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Rip Off
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Shelby
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The Crisalida´s Fly Drone
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Something or Other..!!!
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Slow Groove
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Beat It Baby!
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Dying A Hero In Your Arms (Bass)
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Sunday W/Bass
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Valentine's Day!
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Just done
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Bill & Janie
les jam sessions en ligne wikiloops sont rendues possibles grâce
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Just a few words about wikiloops..."It's Fun"!
laffingduc
thats confusing me A LOT :D
repect for the quick-mute moves, thats hard to do. I like this! (louder!!!) +2