Title: Feb 14th jam Post by: MarioD on February 17, 2021, 04:22:52 PM BobH was over last Sunday and came up with this chord progression. We like it so we plugged in our acoustics and recorded it. We didn't use a click track so the tempo does wander a little, thus adding any computer generated tracks was out of the question. Note I couldn't generate and accurate tempo track.
BobH is playing the rhythm and I am playing the lead. This recording was the first take and we liked it so we kept it, warts and all. Later I added the percussion tracks and a bass track, again all first takes. I hope you like it for what it is, a simple jam. https://soundcloud.com/mario_guitar/feb-14-jam Title: Re: Feb 14th jam Post by: folderol on February 17, 2021, 08:09:18 PM Doesn't need anything else. It's just fine as it is O0
It has that immediacy that you can only get by just playing. Title: Re: Feb 14th jam Post by: MarioD on February 17, 2021, 08:49:38 PM Thanx so much Will.
Title: Re: Feb 14th jam Post by: bvdp on February 17, 2021, 09:36:59 PM I agree, it was just fine the way it is.
I read about musicians making hundreds for near identical tracks for a song, and then dumping the mess in the lap of a mixing engineer to "create" the perfect song and I just shudder. Music needs an immediacy for it to be music. Title: Re: Feb 14th jam Post by: MarioD on February 18, 2021, 01:50:49 PM bvdp I completely agree. I like to use first takes as that is where the all of the emotion is located. So called musicians whom need a large number of tracks to make the perfect one track are IMHO polishing a song to dullness.
Thanx for taking the time to listen and comment on this jam. Title: Re: Feb 14th jam Post by: bvdp on February 18, 2021, 05:14:25 PM Yeah. As author of a almost-popular (I keep waiting with eager anticipation) templating accompaniment piece of software I hesitation to call out the quest for perfection. But, I just say it's for practice ... even though I've done life performances and a pretty nice CD with MMA :) But, like they way, there ain't nothing like the real thing!
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