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Really like this track from R1772.
I think the perfect fit would be vocals but
unfortunately or fortunately, I don't sing :)
I hear a little melody and try some old style country guitar
on it.
Thanks R1772.
Thanks for listening.
Stef
Superb country playing but with your unique elegance Frankie! :)
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FrankieJ
I'm happy you like the sound Don as I am hardly ever totally happy with it.
On this track I'm using a strat plugged in directly to my old laptop in combination with TH3 amp sim software which is made by a company by the name of OverLoud.
I'm using a jazz amp sim with reverb, delay and chorus all contained in the software. Of course I changed the settings of the sim from its default factory setting.
thanks Don :)
Edit: If you use the software I'll send you the preset. +0
On this track I'm using a strat plugged in directly to my old laptop in combination with TH3 amp sim software which is made by a company by the name of OverLoud.
I'm using a jazz amp sim with reverb, delay and chorus all contained in the software. Of course I changed the settings of the sim from its default factory setting.
thanks Don :)
Edit: If you use the software I'll send you the preset. +0
Don_T
Thanks for the info Frankie. Currently I am just using a small mixer connected to my computer and running my amp into the mix that way. I did check out the software you mentioned. Looks great.. although the learning curve might be a little rough for an old guy like me with no real experience with software. I do good to make my way around audacity lol. Still love the sounds get though, so maybe one day I will have to step up my game and go for something like TH3. Thanks again.. and keep on crankin out those hits :)
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Don_T
okay, so went ahead and got off my lazy butt and decided to step into the digital age LOL. I downloaded the demo of TH3 to see if I can manage it. One question.. what do you use to connect your guitar to your computer?
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FrankieJ
I use two setups with same computer Don.
The easiest is using a standard guitar cord with an 1/8in stereo adapter. Plug the 1/4 guitar cord into the 1/8 stereo adapter and then into the line in on the sound card from the computer.
This will also work if you use effects pedals. Just connect from the last output in the pedal chain to the pc.
The biggest problem you will encounter at this point is something called "latency". Short explanation is when you play a note, there will be a millisecond delay from the time you pluck the note to the time you hear the note. Which is obviously unacceptable. You will need to use an ASIO software driver to remedy this problem. I cannot remember if Audacity has builtin ASIO drivers or not.
If not, you can download a free asio driver from here: [url=http://www.asio4all.com/]Asio Driver[/url]
Once installed, you will need to tell Audacity to use the driver in the Audacity configuration.
I'm thinking your present configuration for recording your guitar should work with the TH3 software without doing all of the above. Let me know how it works for you. I will gladly assist as best I can. +0
The easiest is using a standard guitar cord with an 1/8in stereo adapter. Plug the 1/4 guitar cord into the 1/8 stereo adapter and then into the line in on the sound card from the computer.
This will also work if you use effects pedals. Just connect from the last output in the pedal chain to the pc.
The biggest problem you will encounter at this point is something called "latency". Short explanation is when you play a note, there will be a millisecond delay from the time you pluck the note to the time you hear the note. Which is obviously unacceptable. You will need to use an ASIO software driver to remedy this problem. I cannot remember if Audacity has builtin ASIO drivers or not.
If not, you can download a free asio driver from here: [url=http://www.asio4all.com/]Asio Driver[/url]
Once installed, you will need to tell Audacity to use the driver in the Audacity configuration.
I'm thinking your present configuration for recording your guitar should work with the TH3 software without doing all of the above. Let me know how it works for you. I will gladly assist as best I can. +0
Don_T
Frankie, you are simply the best. if it is okay, I would be honored to call you my friend. I have loved music for as long as I can remember, and want to make it sound the best I can. I will get busy with your suggestions and let you know if I hit a bump in the road. Thanks again <3
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Don_T
hooked up the guitar like you said, but all I get is a buzzing sound. Could it be my sound card?
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FrankieJ
Make sure you are plugging into the LINE IN on your sound card.
If that still does not work try plugging into the MIC IN on the sound card.
This audio card is what I use in the studio:
[url=http://www.zzounds.com/item--MDOMTRACKPLUS]USB Audio[/url]
I think eventually you will need to consider something like that Don.
The easy method I described before is what I use when I only have the guitar and laptop in a mobile environment. And I am not sure why that is not working for you.
Keep me posted. +1
If that still does not work try plugging into the MIC IN on the sound card.
This audio card is what I use in the studio:
[url=http://www.zzounds.com/item--MDOMTRACKPLUS]USB Audio[/url]
I think eventually you will need to consider something like that Don.
The easy method I described before is what I use when I only have the guitar and laptop in a mobile environment. And I am not sure why that is not working for you.
Keep me posted. +1
Don_T
Thanks Frankie. I just ordered a usb connection box from ebay, so hoping that will end my buzzing issue.
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ign1740562606
Hi Frankie,
thanks for your GREAT add! This is one of the best contributions to my templates. Regarding creative idea, playing and sound. The funny thing is that country is normally not my genre. I just had filled my "chord tracker"-program Chordpulse with some chords I like and tried different styles. Again, thanks a lot for your great work. Do you think it would be suitable for vocals? I´m neither a singer nor a lyricist by myselfs but I know that a track which is meant for singing has to be composed for this. Regards Rainer +1
thanks for your GREAT add! This is one of the best contributions to my templates. Regarding creative idea, playing and sound. The funny thing is that country is normally not my genre. I just had filled my "chord tracker"-program Chordpulse with some chords I like and tried different styles. Again, thanks a lot for your great work. Do you think it would be suitable for vocals? I´m neither a singer nor a lyricist by myselfs but I know that a track which is meant for singing has to be composed for this. Regards Rainer +1
FrankieJ
Thank you very much Rainer, I very much enjoyed working with your template. Yes I think the track is very suitable for vocals.
To my ear, I get a Charlie Rich / Don Williams style vibe from the track when thinking vocals.
thanks again Rainer for the nice template :) +0
To my ear, I get a Charlie Rich / Don Williams style vibe from the track when thinking vocals.
thanks again Rainer for the nice template :) +0
Don_T
if you would like, I could give it a go for you R1. I like to write lyrics and I am as country as grits and gravy lol
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FrankieJ
Yes many times Dave with an emphasis on 'tried'. I never could master the masters right hand technique. As you know that is a requirement for playing Merle Travis/Chet Atkins style guitar.
Funny you mention Chet because lately I've been thinking about exploring his technique again. In years past I always came away highly frustrated when trying :)
thanks Dave :) +1
Funny you mention Chet because lately I've been thinking about exploring his technique again. In years past I always came away highly frustrated when trying :)
thanks Dave :) +1
Davnel99
Cool Frankie. My older brother lol he is 77 now, mastered the technique many many years ago, and I always marveled at how he could do that famous 2 songs at the same time. I usually struggle playing one song at a time. But you are maybe the best all around player here, and I really enjoy listening to your music. Keep trying my friend :)
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FrankieJ
I need to hook up with your brother Dave :)
I have a friend here locally that I think you will appreciate his playing. In my opinion probably the best country picker today.
His name is Scotty Anderson. Over the years I've worked with Scotty and when it was my turn to do a lead I always thought, how in the hell do I follow that :) As you will see in this video. Enjoy.
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANV09GR2c1w]Scotty Anderson[/url] +2
I have a friend here locally that I think you will appreciate his playing. In my opinion probably the best country picker today.
His name is Scotty Anderson. Over the years I've worked with Scotty and when it was my turn to do a lead I always thought, how in the hell do I follow that :) As you will see in this video. Enjoy.
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANV09GR2c1w]Scotty Anderson[/url] +2
Davnel99
The dude is sick :)
the only comparison I can make with that is maybe Frank Gambale, though a totally different type of playing +2
the only comparison I can make with that is maybe Frank Gambale, though a totally different type of playing +2
Country con Tastiera and Chitarra:
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After All
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One in a Million
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Penny for your Thoughts
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The Long way home.
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Country Air
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How Did I Ever Meet You Darlin'
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Everything I Could Ask For
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Her Beauty Takes My Breath Away
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Pick one for us +
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Thoughts In My Diary: 1998-2003
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Wal"thing" Waltz
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Stay With Me Tonight Baby
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Friday on my mind... Oops!!!
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One in a Million
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