You- Frank's Remixed Guitar (Less)
Ok, I'm Determined to get this Right.
Kept the Original Template Volume
Re-Recorded My Guitar Parts at a Lower Volume
Stayed Off The Vocals
I played at 4 positions:
#1- 9.358sec to 1min9.544sec
#2- 1min41.807sec to 2min14.070sec
#3- 2min57.804sec to 3min12.860sec
#4- 3min32.218sec to Fade to end
Please Let Me Know If This Is Working For You
Any Further Advice Will Appreciated.
Frank
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Harley Benton G112 Celestion V30
Cabinet for Electric Guitar
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2 marzo 2017 17:46
aleonz
This getting better Frank! i think this work well with the song! thanks for spending time and have fun with this song!
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3 marzo 2017 01:40
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3 marzo 2017 16:33
TeeGee
Much better than before, good job! The wave form still looks a bit strange though, if you compare it to the one from Danny. Also, for my personal taste I would increase the volume of your guitar for the solo bit at 1:40 . Just remember, this si a personal thing, and I have been told often that the volume on my track is too low, so :D . By the way, if you upload the single track guitar with a bit of the count in it may help whoever comes after.
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3 marzo 2017 17:02
FRANK2654
TeeGee, I am Willing to Try to Make That Guitar Solo Louder At 1:40.....I Still haven't figured out how to Record a single track only without the original template included...I use audacity for recording on my computer and can't figure out how to just listen to a Mix with recording it along with the new overdub....
However I do have a standalone multitrack recorder separate from computer that does allow. But it would be nice to do this with Audacity on Computer...I think it has something to do with the computer sound card and the ability to listen to a track without recording it when recording a new track...does that make sense? +0
However I do have a standalone multitrack recorder separate from computer that does allow. But it would be nice to do this with Audacity on Computer...I think it has something to do with the computer sound card and the ability to listen to a track without recording it when recording a new track...does that make sense? +0
3 marzo 2017 17:27
TeeGee
I am ot sure what the problem is with your setup. But Audacity is very simple: I import the backing track. When I press "record" it automatically generates a seperate track with my guitar only. After that I can generate a new mp3 from those tracks. You should spend time trying to get this to work. Maybe you could look in the forum, or ask someone - a lot of people here use Audacity.
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3 marzo 2017 18:24
TeeGee
Check out my Audacity settings here https://www.wikiloops.com/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=1432&pid=10924#post_10924
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3 marzo 2017 23:00
FRANK2654
Here's what happens when I Record...The Original Template Plays and Records as I Record My Part...I just can't Record My Part without The Template Recording with it
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3 marzo 2017 23:03
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3 marzo 2017 23:21
FRANK2654
If I MUTE THE Track I am Trying To Record my part to Well then I can't Hear It to Play Along
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