We Aint Got Nothin To Do - Southern rock

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Re:We Aint Got Nothin To Do - Southern rock 2012/03/04 14:32:24 (permalink)
As always great little tune, nice guitars.  I would echo all that has been said re drums.

Thanks for sharing. 

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Re:We Aint Got Nothin To Do - Southern rock 2012/03/04 16:48:15 (permalink)
hi daryl well done nice guitar tone mix evrything its all good from here thanks for sharing  eric
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Re:We Aint Got Nothin To Do - Southern rock 2012/03/04 20:13:30 (permalink)
love it Daryl!  fantastic!

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Re:We Aint Got Nothin To Do - Southern rock 2012/03/04 22:56:29 (permalink)
Thanks everyone.  Yes the drums... I will repost in a couple of days with the new drums and many of the mix tweaks suggested here.  Thank you all as the new drums and mix is much better becaue of yoru suggestions!

As to the mention of compression, For some reason, I recorded this song wit plenty of headroom on every track, but yet it would peak the meters and no one or two tracks would end up being the culprit.  I was running -6 to -15 on all track meters, yet the master would be clipping.  I had to to compress more than I like to on the master to get the volume up to where it needed to be, yet all my individual tracks had a ton of headroom.  I assume some of the tracks were multiplying a particular frequency... but that's just a guess.

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