2013/01/24 20:15:20
bapu
THIS is the second rock song I wrote right after I got my first "real" home studio (Tascam 80-8 and M-312 console) after the Tascam Porta One. Circa 1986(ish).

In the last two days I re-recorded my guitar parts. I kept Randy's solos and intro parts. I created new drums. Added Native Instruments' Session and Action Strings. I replaced a Roland Juno EP with Ivory. And I added an additional 4 bar intro.

The orginal vox tracks were pretty bad (noisy). I kept the Organ part and the Kyoto from the Juno.

HERE is the result. Not sure if it's really any better (sonically) but I had fun.


2013/01/24 20:29:20
craigb
2013/01/24 20:38:02
Old55
It worked for me.    Cool song.  Both versions sound good.  I think I like the newer one a little better because it seems to have a little more low end.  
2013/01/24 20:48:19
bapu
craigb




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2013/01/24 20:54:44
bapu
Jan,

The original sounds (to me) like it's got a veil of gauze over it. Very dull. It's also about 2-3db lower in vol so that may have something to do with it.

That was all analogue back in the day.
2013/01/24 21:01:24
bapu
The vox and lead guitars have a very boxy sound to them (printed in the track). The guitars were recorded DI but through a Rockman with an Alesis Delay. The vox were recorded with my AKG 414 but I knew nearly nothing about room noise back then so I believe the boxiness of the vox was mostly from the room. Some of it may have been the Tascam console because they were recorded long before I had the OP amps upgraded. When that board was modded I compared it to a Focusrite first gen stand alone preamp and the quality of the audio was remarkably close.
2013/01/24 21:13:41
Mooch4056



Sounds like a band that would open for Spinal Tap in 1986 



Ish 
2013/01/24 22:08:30
craigb
It works for me now.  Defintely better!  That splash cymbal from the 505 was killing me.  Drums sound much better now and everything else is much clearer - more defined.  Good job!
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