1847
949 posts
Aug 02, 2013
10:23 PM
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recorded with a small magnatone amp
the volume is set so low you can not hear it "while being recorded"
the crystal mic is old and worn out
i used a condenser "go" mic draped over the front of the amp
i have itunes playing thru cheap alesis monitor speakers
the go mic is draped over the amp, but pointed in the opposite direction
this is a personal favorite, butterfield tune..
i like it cause their is no harmonica on the original
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master po
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MP
2878 posts
Aug 04, 2013
11:20 AM
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Go a little less edgy on the harp. The call and response w/ the vocal is very butterfield.
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Diggsblues
1275 posts
Aug 04, 2013
3:08 PM
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I used to play this song to. You got the Butterfield feel. I would play a few less notes at the end of the phrase to hold a note with vibrato.
My Alesis M1Acive monitor were 300 buck for the pair 5 years ago.
Diggs.
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Lmbrjak
161 posts
Aug 04, 2013
5:08 PM
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I liked that a lot. Played it 4 times. Bookmarked this page. Gonna steal some licks:)
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1847
954 posts
Aug 05, 2013
8:53 AM
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ok that was a pathetic attempt as a recording engineer
i was trying to use what i have available.
recording the backing track and an amped harp
with one mic, is not the way to go lol.
let's see if i can figure out audacity, i'll drop the tracks in there
and over dub the harp.
the speakers are alesis elavate 3 i bought them at dealer cost
$50.00 they do not compare to the alesis M1 not at all
thanks for listening, let's see if i can clean that up a bit
may take a week or two
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master po
Last Edited by 1847 on Aug 05, 2013 8:53 AM
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