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stratboy77
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2005/06/15 18:02:57 (permalink)

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So I have been helping a buddy of mine record some original tracks of his, and its the first time of worked as more of a producer and engineer on stuff, i did play bass and lead guitar on these tracks and I would just like some feedback on the mixes/production. The trail is the most recent song I have done with this guy.

all the drums were done with the thunder kit from the drumatic CD and all guitars and vocals were done with my little ol guitar port, along with effects from guitar tracks

http://www.threebeerwarmup.com/threebeermain.htm
just click on sounds and the mp3 links are there

Peace
Jason
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    Cheesehead
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    RE: New tracks 2005/06/15 23:20:24 (permalink)
    Nice job, stratboy. I especially like She's Good to Me. I'm interested in hearing from you how you get such a nice full sound. Any tips?

    http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/morningglorybluesband.htm
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    stratboy77
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    RE: New tracks 2005/06/17 13:19:51 (permalink)
    I dont know if its anything fancy, but to use some shop talk. "making sure everything has its own spot in the mix" I think the biggest thing to getting a full sound is proper panning eqing and just starting with good tones to begin with. when I was a kid my dad used to always say "you cant polish a turd" So start with a good tone and you have one half the battle right there.

    Jason
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