You have some mad skills, sounds great! :) Really really great.
Listening through in-ear phones at work and I think it sounds awesome.
Ok the bass may be a bit too pronounced at times so cutting some lows may be the ticket to get a bit more even. Though, just running it through jamin may be all you need.
It feels very live and bluesy. I think it would fit straight up on a live blues album.
Regards,
Robert
2009/9/29 Dave Phillips <dlphillips@xxxxxxxxxx>
Greetings,
I've posted some recordings from a performance of my band last Saturday
night. The tracks are simple unprocessed and unmastered board
recordings, made by the soundman for the gig. As such they're intended
primarily as a record of the performance, but I'd like to use some of
them for tracks on a CD to sell at gigs. Here's where I need the advice.
As you can tell, the bass is too well-recorded (it had a direct line
out). I'd like to be able to diminish its presence, but I think I need
some advice on using EQ. Also, the originals had no processing, so I
added a bit of CAPS Stereo Versatile Plate in ReZound. I'm curious to
know what others here might do. Alas, there are no
multichannel/multitrack versions, I have to work with the present stereo
mix.
You can hear the tracks here:
http://linux-sound.org/audio/Woke_Up_This_Morning.ogg
http://linux-sound.org/audio/Outside_Woman_Blues.ogg
http://linux-sound.org/audio/I_Dont_Know_Your_Name.ogg
MP3 versions are also available (s/ogg/mp3).
I'll send them through JAMin later today, so any advice re: using JAMin
would be especially helpful, but I'm interested in any & all responses.
Btw, ReZound and the encoders were the only Linux audio software used
for these tracks.
Enjoy, critique, keep breathing.
Best,
dp
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