String Jammer Few words can describe what I heard so I'll just say beautifully done in every aspect.
Thank you sir. I appreciate that.
Jesse Screed
Mr. Peter, congratulations on the reviews. This is indeed a well crafted piece, and deserving of the accolades. I'm going to go listen to some more of your music and find another favorite.
I just found your band's website.
http://www.kurgansbane.com/photos.html
Very cool.
Jesse Q. Screed
Thanks JQS. That band has my wife on vox, my brother on drums, and my fat, Mexican, Physicist buddy on bass.
Mesh
Wow, excellent Peter!!
Very nice recording/micing the acoustic and of course of playing/composition. I have a takamine nylon string acoustic, but it's easy to record as it can plugged in.
Good work my man....good work.....I enjoyed the melodic playing.
Thanks Mesh. I have a 1/4" output on mine too, but I think it sounds much better mic'd. I did blend it with the mic'd track though.
dcumpian
Really nice Peter! I'd agree with Jesse that the ebow lead in the beginning comes in too loud and fast. I would suggest maybe fading it in more slowly, possibly using a hall reverb to make it sound like it is coming in from far away, then fade the reverb out as the ebow gets louder.
Beautiful playing all around!
Regards,
Dan
Maybe your right about that first ebow part. Thanks for the tip and thanks for listening.
markno999
Pete,
Really fine playing. Sounds great, although I didn't get the intro. If the song were more produced it might make more sense but with the minimalist approach you have taken with the rest of the track, I would have kept it straight throughout. Anyway, overall the work is very outstanding and your nylon mic'ing technique worked very well.
Regards
Thanks Mark. Yea I should either go all the way with it or scrap that idea at the beginning.