On Sat, April 20, 2013 12:59 pm, Q wrote: > It's nothing special rhythmically: starts in 11/8, then 10/8, then > free-form, then 10/8 and finally back to 11/8 with the reprise. I tend > not to solo "in time", just continuing a phrase until it ends, wherever > that may be, so I guess that makes it seem a little more complex than it > really is. Thankyou for the explanation. That explains the feel timing wise. I wasn't paying that much attention to the beat but just felt it was different. (It has been a long time since I did much drumming, but I should have caught it anyway) > > There are a lot of little "moments" that I like and I'd be hard-pressed > to choose a favourite, but I was pleased with how nicely the 12-string > electric came out. I'm glad there was plenty to tickle your ears. > > I've not consciously done anything different with my drum processing -- > probably just slightly less unskilled use of EQ and compression. Same > for the mix as a whole. Perhaps I'm actually learning. > > But I don't have any standard ways of doing things, I just process stuff > in what seems to be the best way at the time that I'm doing it. > > I tend to lean towards more sparing use of reverb, although probably not > as sparing as a lot of classic prog from the 70s. I think too little is > probably better than too much, so better to go easy. It is always good to hear how something was mixed/effected. I am still just learning. I do tend to go over on the reverb I think, good pointer. I haven't really tried out A3 yet, I am still working with A2 as my DAW. I don't find it limiting though as I record all analog signals right now. I have MIDI equipment, but I am still exploring having lots of tracks. When I was last recording, I had only 4 tracks and so using one for timecode so I could track drums and some other things as MIDI was worthwhile (almost 20years ago). Having unlimited tracks is a new experience :) -- Len Ovens www.OvenWerks.net _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
