A Quiet Moment... bluesy excerpt (Fender BC / MBritt)

deadman42 · March 15, 2020 at 12:48 AM

A Quiet Moment... in a long late evening jam with best friends. It had a great (rather funky) flow and some very surprising moments like the bluesy excerpt here. Played my Fender Billy Corgan Strat, neck pickup, MBritt Matchless JJ Cln profile with some Pure Boost and Green Scream. Thanks for listening. Enjoy!

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MuddySludge · March 15, 2020 at 2:11 AM

Great Work Killer, You Cats play well off each other.

It's refreshing to experience musicians who listen to one another and create in the moment.

deadman42 · March 15, 2020 at 2:28 AM

Thank you so much for the kind words MuddySludge - can't tell you how blessed I am to hang around with those great guys

Monkey_Man · March 15, 2020 at 6:43 AM

Nice one, Mike.

Funny how with some recordings you can hear the approximate time of day. This one definitely sounds "late-night"; I could hear this straight-away.

deadman42 · March 15, 2020 at 11:30 PM

Kind words Monkey_Man, thanks a lot, highly appreciated! I have to admit that the night is anyway my most creative time of the day. Kind of a night owl here - not so good though for some other parts of life

Monkey_Man · March 15, 2020 at 11:43 PM

Same here mate - most-creative time, and night owl.

Still, at least the two coincide in our cases. It'd be Hell if they didn't.

MuddySludge · March 15, 2020 at 11:43 PM

Night time is the right time.

waraba · March 16, 2020 at 12:15 PM

Yes ! very cool mood, you're lucky to have some great pals to jam with , live action is such a good thing to practice & expand possibilities.

The recording it self is quite good fora a live set ( straight to a mixer or soundcard ?)

deadman42 · March 16, 2020 at 2:16 PM

Thanks very much Renaud for the kind words. Yeah, those folks are truly great and much more talented then I am

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The recording it self is quite good fora a live set ( straight to a mixer or soundcard ?)

Wow, thanks for that. Very happy to hear. No pros involved We just have the luxury of a nice rehearsal room (in the cellar of an ugly industry facility) which is acoustically treated and sounds well as such. The drumset is permanently mik'ed up so we had some time to tweak it to our needs, bass comes via Ampeg preamp / DI, guitar via Kemper (such a no-brainer in terms of the great sound). All goes through a rather cheap Phonic mixer which allows the DAW to capture 16 separate tracks. The rest is a bit of adjustments in Cubase (still trying to learn more and more about this and to practice a lot). Actually we use this setup very often to capture what and how we play, especially in jams. And I see myself going through all this material once I'm old... adding something here and there...