And in this warm up, Dave used an insane sustain distortion to show case his mad skills. Check out our band's page on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kolombour
One of my favorites. It was recorded a long long time ago while I was a freshman at Queens College, NY. If you like it, check out my page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Boris.Shpitalnik
Well, this is a tough one: It's an ironic song about a hot potato, but the way it's sung, the listener thinks it's about a beautiful woman until the very end. I'll post translations some day...
Well, this is a tough one: It's an ironic song about a hot potato, but the way it's sung, the listener thinks it's about a beautiful woman until the very end. I'll post translations some day...
Reg has started to face some facts while at rehab.....
G B7 C B7 Am G B7 C B7 Am D G F# Em A7 D G F# Em A7
Fade to Black (Lyrics)
I'm a drinker I'm a stoner I'm a dreamer
My life is swirling round
I can't say what I feel inside
because most…
Would love to go to England again :) Already played there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lavoWntgmQI Once I set up my home recording studio, I would love to record some tracks for you, if you wish :)
Hook sent me two mix's and i couldn't decide which sounded better so i thought i'd put both up and let you decide....this one has a bit of age to it and i love how the Banjo and the Piano work together....let me know what you decide.....thanks…
Now that I listen more, I hear that the track positioning in stereo didn't change, but feels much different because of whatever you've done. I feel like the voice is closer to the piano in the spectrum. They combine well together and so you get more "booming" on the right side and the banjo is set off on the left. I wonder how the balance would feel if the voice was more present on the left...?
Hook sent me two mix's and i couldn't decide which sounded better so i thought i'd put both up and let you decide....this one has a bit of age to it and i love how the Banjo and the Piano work together....let me know what you decide.....thanks…
It feels like the instruments are now positioned differently in this mix and the banjo is not as present (which I think is good), so you get the rhythmic sensation without interfering with voice and piano, with which in this take, the banjo seems to have more separation.
Hook sent me two mix's and i couldn't decide which sounded better so i thought i'd put both up and let you decide....this one has a bit of age to it and i love how the Banjo and the Piano work together....let me know what you decide.....thanks…
Hook sent me two mix's and i couldn't decide which sounded better so i thought i'd put both up and let you decide....this one has a bit of age to it and i love how the Banjo and the Piano work together....let me know what you decide.....thanks…
Another classic recorded "back in the day" when I was just a tiny little freshman fry.. Check out my page on facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/Boris.Shpitalnik
New collaboration playing a hint of things to come (at least for those experiencing winter right now).
Hope you like this track and check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/Boris.Shpitalnik
Classic Jazz ballad we recorded 2 years ago with my former jazz quartet. Enjoy and check out my page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Boris.Shpitalnik
I do three things after waking up these days: I shower. I make coffee. I play this song and drink my coffee.
Nothing complicated. Nothing fancy. Just some basic fingerpicking to test my motor skills and bring some aural sunshine into my day.
ok, volume is fixed, and the title too. Maybe soon I will mix it better or perhaps just move on to better things. Thanks to those who gave excellent advice on previous version.
and the #2 version has been deleted (actually this is #2).
Well, this is a tough one: It's an ironic song about a hot potato, but the way it's sung, the listener thinks it's about a beautiful woman until the very end. I'll post translations some day...
Comments on Klarion's stuff
Thats a crazy place in that jungle excellent
Very well done.
cool tune, love those chords.
Real classy track gents.
I don't know what your saying, but it sounds real good. :) Welcome to alonetone. Waves at fellow New Yorker...........
Clean recording. Nice!!!
Oh, it's a clarinet :))
Another solid track! Great blend of instruments and atmospheric, spacey mixes. Enjoying your sound very much. Looking forward to more.
Wow, lovely fluid clarinet. Beautiful, hypnotic tune.
It's a clarinet and I do play a little jazz :)) thanks
i love culturally specific adapted folk music. I hear a little jazz on a clarinet? is that a clarinet, those are hard to play. you do it well.
oh, this is great (that we can attach videos).
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Would love to go to England again :) Already played there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lavoWntgmQI Once I set up my home recording studio, I would love to record some tracks for you, if you wish :)
rockin!
Thanks for the nice comments :)
catchy chorus :)
love the jamming. Great!
Now that I listen more, I hear that the track positioning in stereo didn't change, but feels much different because of whatever you've done. I feel like the voice is closer to the piano in the spectrum. They combine well together and so you get more "booming" on the right side and the banjo is set off on the left. I wonder how the balance would feel if the voice was more present on the left...?
It feels like the instruments are now positioned differently in this mix and the banjo is not as present (which I think is good), so you get the rhythmic sensation without interfering with voice and piano, with which in this take, the banjo seems to have more separation.
I like this mix better. It's more present and the reverb feels right... I wonder what was done differently..
This could use some... clarinet.. :)
I'll consider it...
pretty cool groove
slamming
Cool. Enjoy!
rippin'
good question... why aren't I famous?! I guess fame and skill are not always correlated ;)
oh good :)
Good concept. I like it when the groove starts.
if I had my morning coffee somewhere in the mid-West or in a country town where the trucks don't make sooo much noise... that would be nice :)
I can move to this beat :))
Oh, it's a clarinet :))