Experiment: Nashville sound

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2008/11/01 07:04:19 (permalink)

Experiment: Nashville sound

Sonar forum member suggested I post here..

Im experimenting trying to get a good "country Nashville" type sound.

I have re-cut a Randy Travis song here in my home studio. Using ONLY the tools available in Sonar 8.01

Thought you might like to hear the results.
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Jeff

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    KenB123
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    RE: Experiment: Nashville sound 2008/11/01 10:52:06 (permalink)
    Really well done. Your son sounds just like Randy.

    • Original Randy vocal is more upfront (less reverb?).
    • It almost sounds like the re-cut verse vocal gets louder as the song progresses as you are adding more instruments. Could be my imagination.
    • Background vocals are a bit heavy with the reverb.
    • Kickdrums are very close.

    Overall a great job.
    post edited by KenB123 - 2008/11/01 10:54:35
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    RE: Experiment: Nashville sound 2008/11/02 05:47:24 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: KenB123

    Really well done. Your son sounds just like Randy.

    • Original Randy vocal is more upfront (less reverb?).
    • It almost sounds like the re-cut verse vocal gets louder as the song progresses as you are adding more instruments. Could be my imagination.
    • Background vocals are a bit heavy with the reverb.
    • Kickdrums are very close.

    Overall a great job.


    thank you........its been a real "learning" experience so far...wish I had done this long ago.
    Yeah...the level does increase. I noticed that boost11, for some reason, was "jumping" up a few notches. I double checked to see if I had 'automated" boost11...I had not. This may be a "glitch" in software....will experiment more.

    I never paid much attention to the "high-pass" filters. Last night I used them on most every track to take out the lows.........seemed to really help the "clarity" of the mix. I will post an update.....if I havent screwed something else up using the HP filters.

    Thanks so much for your comments.
    Jeff

    SONAR X1b Producer, one monitor
    RME-FF800
    Intel Quadproc, 12 gig mem
     2-UAD-1s,UAD-2
    Mojave MA-200,4033,57s,58s)
    JBL LSR4326P's,
    Transport controller 
    Axiom 65 keyboard 
    LA-610mkII pre/comp
    Roland elect drums
    Guitar wall

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    downsouthstudio
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    RE: Experiment: Nashville sound 2008/11/03 06:05:36 (permalink)
    go here for more comments

    http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=1533772&mpage=1&key=

    Jeff

    SONAR X1b Producer, one monitor
    RME-FF800
    Intel Quadproc, 12 gig mem
     2-UAD-1s,UAD-2
    Mojave MA-200,4033,57s,58s)
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    Axiom 65 keyboard 
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    Roland elect drums
    Guitar wall

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