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[OldManC]

Slowly working on tracks for a second album with my old (late 80s) bandmates. Doing it with all three guys living in different parts of the country (each having family and work commitments) makes it a little time consuming. This is the only one we've had mixed so far. I used a Fender P with D'Addario Chromes>Sansamp BDDI>Focusrite Saffire Pros>GarageBand (I recorded the part with three different basses and let the singer/writer choose which one he preferred).


https://soundcloud.com/audrey-smilley/love-leaves-a-scar

[Rob]

I like it George

[Dave W]

Sounds good, George.

[gearHed289]

Whole thing sounds great, but that bass is perfection! Did you use a pick?

[Granny Gremlin]

Good stuff George!

[OldManC]

Thanks, guys! I appreciate your input. It's encouraging.

Whole thing sounds great, but that bass is perfection! Did you use a pick?

Wow, thank you! To me, the song just called out for that precise click you get with flats and a pick. My first couple of passes (on my SB350) were busier, but each time I came back to it I felt I needed to back off and keep it simple. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

[doombass]

That is to me a perfect flatwound sound George.

I don't think I've ever posted anything in this thread so here's a little something:

https://soundcloud.com/rickard-andersson-18/baby-dont-cry

https://soundcloud.com/rickard-andersson-18/next-train

The bass is my white Gibson Bicentennial Thunderbird into a Mesa Boogie Buster amp through an old Fender Bassman 4x12" cab.

[Dave W]

That is to me a perfect flatwound sound George.

I don't think I've ever posted anything in this thread so here's a little something:

https://soundcloud.com/rickard-andersson-18/baby-dont-cry

https://soundcloud.com/rickard-andersson-18/next-train

The bass is my white Gibson Bicentennial Thunderbird into a Mesa Boogie Buster amp through an old Fender Bassman 4x12" cab.

 

Solid foundation there!

[slinkp]

Thanks, guys! I appreciate your input. It's encouraging.

Wow, thank you! To me, the song just called out for that precise click you get with flats and a pick. My first couple of passes (on my SB350) were busier, but each time I came back to it I felt I needed to back off and keep it simple. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Indeed, this is great! Well played and lovely tone.

[slinkp]

I don't think I've ever posted anything in this thread so here's a little something:

That rocks. Thanks for finally posting!

[OldManC]

That is to me a perfect flatwound sound George.

I don't think I've ever posted anything in this thread so here's a little something:

Thank you, and I'm glad you posted your stuff. I like it a lot!

[doombass]

Thanks guys!

[gearHed289]

I'll post again when the whole thing is released in 2 weeks, but here's the lead-off track to my band's new album "Crushing Time". Pre-sale started last night.

https://nomadichorizon.bandcamp.com/track/above-ground

[Rob]

I'll post again when the whole thing is released in 2 weeks, but here's the lead-off track to my band's new album "Crushing Time". Pre-sale started last night.

https://nomadichorizon.bandcamp.com/track/above-ground

Good stuff

[tore00]

It looks that we end our long quest for a drummer for Snakebite. We had two concerts in June and two more planned in July, this is from our second in June