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  • Joe Robinson

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    at 8:47 pm in reply to: Secret Agent Man

    Really cool to hear this Paul! I think I am understanding you used one of those new AI separation tools – sounds amazing, the new version is very punchy and fresh sounding! Sounds like your buddies were real characters! When my brother and sister were about 14 and 10 they had a band and played the Ventures version of this tune. It went over well in the Australian pubs!!

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 11:14 am in reply to: 4 Piece Band, Live Instrumental Track

    Thank you so much Dana!!! Your comments really improved this recording a ton – thank you!! Such a good observation about the Tom’s! Listening with fresh ears I hear exactly what you mean, and I think I will tweak the guitar volume rides a little. The hug-treatment really glued it all together. Thanks so much again!

    Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:39 am in reply to: Recording in a slot canyon?

    Gosh this is an incredible project!! The compositions, performances and recordings – videos too! How epic and i’m so glad to know about this album, I will enjoy it. Thanks for all the work that went into creating these masterpieces!! It makes me want to record in nature more, what a great idea for a musical project, endless field. Love the way you and Ike play together Jesse!!! And spectacular sonics from Dana and co. I’m going to have to find some big ‘dead cats’ like you all were using!!

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:09 am in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thank you Paul!! It’s really great to have connected with Jesse here!!

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  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:08 am in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks Dana & Jesse!!

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:06 am in reply to: Secret Agent Man

    Really amazing technology, Paul!! Thanks for sharing your experiments!

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 12:40 pm in reply to: 4 Piece Band, Live Instrumental Track

    Thanks again for the great feedback, Dana! I re-worked this mix and think it is feeling a lot better. Attached is the new version, based on these suggestions – thank you again!

    Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:57 am in reply to: 4 Piece Band, Live Instrumental Track

    Thank you so much Dana!!! This is incredibly helpful. I love the Nir Felder tracks and am now hearing that this piece could really use the ‘warm hug’ treatment.

    The guitar was recorded live and I was using a 5w champ – it was blowing up a little too much. I did boost the top end a ton with some Trident EQ because it was a Coles mic on the amp and quite dark. Hopefully I can bring some of the warmth back and get it to sit much better!!

    I’m going to have way too much fun Pultec’ing that snare 😅

    I did post a solo acoustic recording of this song couple of weeks ago. I’m planning on putting out songs every 3 weeks or so next year, will be fun to share a couple of versions of this piece.

    Thanks so much again for the feedback,

    Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 11:05 am in reply to: 4 Piece Band, Live Instrumental Track

    Thanks Jesse!! Great suggestions and I appreciate it! That’s a great point with the second guitar competing a little – i’ll experiment with the placement of it.

    The overdrive is baked in because I was using a 5-watt champ and a borrowed Les Paul, which is not the kind of guitar I’m used to. It was blowing up a little too much. But I boosted the top end a lot and I think that is contributing to the harshness.

    I had considered re-recording the guitar part, but decided not to because the ordinal take was recorded on video and the footage looks pretty cool.

    It’s so helpful being able to share songs here, thank you so much for the feedback and for taking the time to listen!!
    Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:33 am in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks so much Jesse!! This is the video I made for it, which features the guitar I used for the recording, it’s a Maton I’ve been playing since 2011, nicely worn in and I love the way it plays. TE has been a huge influence on me, especially in a song like this!! https://youtu.be/YxYQTbJQyYY

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 10:30 am in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks Dana! That’s really impressive you’ve built this with WP, I’ve heard that can involve a lot of moving pieces! Look forward to chatting and cheers! Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 9:21 pm in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks Dana!! I am using Kajabi – it’s changed my life, honestly. I was creating courses for TrueFire and Udemy before I branched out on my own and it’s really been an amazing journey and has given me a lot of freedom. My wife teaches illustration on YouTube (her channel is ‘Genevieve’s Design Studio’) – she has courses too, so we’re very much a Kajabi family and know the platform really well.

    Kajabi are constantly releasing features that don’t work properly and I get the sense they are more focused on signing up more users than anything 😅, but having the courses, email lists, funnels and website all in one place is so easy to manage and I know a lot of people who are doing really well with it.

    I also use Circle.so for my community, much like ATA – because Kajabi’s ‘community’ product is not great.

    I was wondering which platform you used to build Mix Protege – it seems great too! I’d love to chat more and am happy to help out in any way – love your courses and MP!!!

    Cheers and hope you have a nice holiday season!

    Joe

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 6:30 pm in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks Dana!!! I really appreciate it!

    I have often wondered how to LR balance a stereo acoustic guitar, because the body side of the guitar is so much louder when recording. Sometimes I use a matched pair of DPA’s and when close miking I have to gain up the fretboard side 10db or so! I guess having pretty evenly mixed levels is what would be most appropriate.

    I actually made an acoustic guitar recording course a few years back, because there was nothing I could find that taught people how to do this. I would LOVE to see a stereo miking course from you!!!

    I have created a lot of guitar courses over the years and it’s a big part of what I do these days. My teaching site is: https://www.invisibletechnique.com/

    That’s a great suggestion regarding moving the mics a little higher so they are centered on the lower strings. I have a seat that moves up and down so next time I’m recording I will experiment with that!!!

    And thanks for sharing the videos with the Gefell and AEA combo! I have been meaning to watch that zoom video working on Fingerstyle guitar with Craig Jameson!

    Thanks again for taking the time to listen, really appreciate it and hope you have a great weekend!!

  • Joe Robinson

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    at 6:15 pm in reply to: Stereo acoustic guitar, solo recording

    Thanks Paul – I really dig this!! The extra grit and larger soundstage with the reverb is very cool!

  • This is amazing music @nate !!! Thanks for sharing @dana – love the tracks on the Disco page and the Happy recording is really spectacular! I have an unfinished song in 5/4, you’ve inspired me to pull it to the top of the pile! It would be really fun to collaborate, let’s keep in touch!

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