RMC Nylon Fly: First Test Tracks (Downloadable MP3's)
OK, I have finally gotten around to posting this - major busy preparing for some gigs in Tucson this week.
Here are the first three test tracks with the RMC Nylon Fly.
These are three of my own pieces: 01 is a prelude in D minor that uses a Drop-D tuning, 02 is a B-Axis Study in E major (Every other note in the melody is the open B string), and 03 is a freestyle poly-modal piece over an E pedal point.
Here is Hucbald Central Command:
The recording setup is the guitar into a Lexicon MPX-G2 Guitar Effects Processor, the MPX-G2 into a Lexicon Signature 284 All Tube Class "A" Stereo Recording Amplifier, and the Sig 284 into an original Digidesign M-Box. My Mac Mini is running v7.1 of ProTools LE.
All of the effects you hear are coming from the Lexicon - I use ProTools as a stereo digital recorder only - and these are all raw tracks and first takes with no editing at all. So, they are not perfect, but I couldn't spend much time on this due to the upcoming giggage.
The original M-Box is notorious for sounding tinny due to a problem with the Focusrite preamp - Focuswrong is more like it - so the highs sound quite harsh, but this is not what is going in, I assure you. This is the last straw for the M-Box, and when I return from Tucson, I'm going to hit eBay and get myself a Digi 002 Rack, which ought to cure the problem.
Anyway, I'll do round two when I acquire the 002.
I like bangs. Bangs are cool. Especially red bangs.
2 Comments:
Sooo, 'Garageband' a little too much to handle?
Cheers
JMH
You know, I've had Garage Band on my Mac for several releases, but I've never even opened it up to see what it does. Seriously, I have no idea what Garage Band is. LOL!
Ciao,
Geo
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