Can You Hear That Song? A new original.

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2012/11/07 21:40:41 (permalink)

Can You Hear That Song? A new original.

This song just fell together over past couple of weeks.  It's a song about a song.  Not an original idea, but songs like people, just sort of turn out the way they do, which is always fun because lyricaly and musically they just sort of evolve, at least for me.
 
Side note: - I'm looking for a good bass preamp/ DI, suggestions welcome.  Thanks to Warren for is input already!
 
Enjoy, I hope.  -  Daryl
 
Can You Hear That Song?
 
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    Lynn
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/07 21:52:11 (permalink)
    Daryl, this is fabulous.  I feel like I just had a Dire Straits moment.  As always, your arrangement and mix is impeccable, and you are one of the best lyricist around.  I've had much happiness running my bass through my Focusrite Platinum Voicemaster preamp circa 2000 in regard to your inquiry on my song.  I'm guessing that there are quite a few DI's out there that will do you right.  Thank you for that moment of pleasure.

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/07 22:03:33 (permalink)
    Pull the trigger on that Universal Audio LA-610 ;-)  You won't be disappointed.

    This mix is like all of yours, "excellent" That Squire is really singing on this one.

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/07 22:10:11 (permalink)
    Lynn Thanks for the kind words and advice!  I'm glad you like the lyrics although these are probably far from my most profound...if I have any of those.

    Robby Thank you... Squire? Jealously is an ugly thing. .   No the custom Campellone is not on this, just my Telecaster Thinline which I've been having some fun with lately, but I've been over using it.   Thanks for the UA nod, I've looked at that and a couple of others as well,  I'm still looking but trying hard to keep my budget under $2K, but I'm weak so I could end up spending more.  I'm always impressed with your vocal tones.  Do you use that on any instruments (other than mic'ed)?

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    The Band19
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/07 22:18:50 (permalink)
    http://www.ebay.com/itm/U...mp;hash=item2324b5f2c5


    I play my fretless through it and it's a sweet combo... And Mark (markno999) prefers that I use it for my vocals w/his stuff. i.e., "Dance the night away" and another we're working on. 
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/07 23:27:06 (permalink)
    Daryl this is great! I really enjoyed hearing this tune. The lyrics are very good.

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/08 10:30:48 (permalink)
    Excellent song/production/arrangement... love th guitar tones and licks... Great work Daryl... Try the SansAmp Bass Driver DI... It works for me...
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/09 17:11:16 (permalink)
    Lovely song and I don't usually like country the drums are a little bit static I think. More cymbals will do the trick I think.
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/09 17:25:31 (permalink)
    good stuff Daryl (great name btw) - your songwriting is excellent as always. I agree the cymbals need a slight lift. I would have liked to hear a tad more bass too.
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/10 08:31:53 (permalink)
    Nice job... Everything fits......... but the drums are a bit " not quite so much" if you know what I mean. 

    Your tone is killer on both the guitar and vocals. 



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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/10 09:58:50 (permalink)
    A very nice spacious mix. The different parts avoid being cluttered, and the vocals work very well.
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/10 12:40:46 (permalink)
     Love the tune! Awesome tone and style, mix is awesome too.

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/11 19:47:45 (permalink)
    Thanks all.

    I've since EQ'd the drums and bass with the PSP Audio EQ bundle that I just purchased.  Like the PSP Old Timer compressor (Which I love!), these plug-ins are really well written and even though they are 64-bit, you can put a serious bunch of them in your project with almost no degradation in performance.  I haven't reposted this, but I will soon to see what you think of the PSP EQ treatment.

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/11 20:46:42 (permalink)
    It sounds great, Daryl.  

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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/11 20:52:38 (permalink)
    Great playing and mix Daryl.  The songwriting and arrangement are top notch.  Nice one!
     
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/17 10:00:05 (permalink)
    Good stuff Daryl, Strong tune. The drums don't seem to be driving the song as mush as i would like. The words to the hook is a very good idea.
     
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    Re:Can You Hear That Song? A new original. 2012/11/17 10:19:10 (permalink)
    Hey Daryl
    Great tune!  I'm digging the structure of this piece and especially the opening riff. The mix sounds good on my end.  I like the way you EQ the drums in this piece.  The guitar tone and smooth flow of your playing make the drums work for my ears.  If I would change anything to the mix I would have to bring the drums forward a smidge  more.  KUDOS!

    Kev
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