The bass is sooooooo cool in contrast to those sweet guitar licks.

The bass is sooooooo cool in contrast to those sweet guitar licks.

man, that bass is relentless!!! this was such a trip, really good!!! nicely done

man, that bass is relentless!!! this was such a trip, really good!!! nicely done =)

I love this! Gritty and organic in the best ways. Great width on the guitar in the mix, love how things went together.

Great, now I need to convince myself I don’t need a parlor guitar…

I love this! Gritty and organic in the best ways. Great width on the guitar in the mix, love how things went together. Great, now I need to convince myself I don’t need a parlor guitar… :)

beautiful new toy! *goes to research what a parlor guitar is* . everything sounds great, but man I can't get over my jealousy of how much I enjoy hearing real drums in their dynamic and varied goodness. love the little drum rolls and rim mixups. and yeah that bass doesn't give a f*. nice work!

beautiful new toy! *goes to research what a parlor guitar is* . everything sounds great, but man I can't get over my jealousy of how much I enjoy hearing real drums in their dynamic and varied goodness. love the little drum rolls and rim mixups. and yeah that bass doesn't give a f*. nice work!

Thanks!

I feel that taking the time to bring out the electric bass guitar could have been super cool as well with quite a bit of saturation, but I did that in a rush, kids at home so I did the bass lines on the laptop on the living room instead of locked up in my garage as the girlfriend was not home for a big part of this Sunday.

Yeah, wanted some dirt, didn't take that long to find that patch... then added more saturation on it.

Thanks a lot! I feel that for strumming the bigger sized body shape is probably sounding better, but it really plays good, plus I am not that used to the guitar so I have to learn to gel with it... Guitars are a bit more expensive then german made recorder...

But in the end, it ain't THAT bad. And if you already have an acoustic, you are fine, really. It is just that it has been a while since I purchased new toys, it was right after "father's day" that I have seen the discount so I just did go for it!

Yeah, acoustic drums is the shit... I really like those instruments, it is wild, loud, unpredictable and very fun.

I still think that this track could improve quite a bit with a bit more polish, some arrangement and mixing tweaks but it was one of those "speedtrash" that I am happy does exists.

[quote=0x_colt]The bass is sooooooo cool in contrast to those sweet guitar licks.[/quote] Thanks! I feel that taking the time to bring out the electric bass guitar could have been super cool as well with quite a bit of saturation, but I did that in a rush, kids at home so I did the bass lines on the laptop on the living room instead of locked up in my garage as the girlfriend was not home for a big part of this Sunday. [quote=jegasus]man, that bass is relentless!!! this was such a trip, really good!!! nicely done =)[/quote] Yeah, wanted some dirt, didn't take that long to find that patch... then added more saturation on it. [quote=Paisleyfrog]I love this! Gritty and organic in the best ways. Great width on the guitar in the mix, love how things went together. Great, now I need to convince myself I don’t need a parlor guitar… :)[/quote] Thanks a lot! I feel that for strumming the bigger sized body shape is probably sounding better, but it really plays good, plus I am not that used to the guitar so I have to learn to gel with it... Guitars are a bit more expensive then german made recorder... ;) But in the end, it ain't THAT bad. And if you already have an acoustic, you are fine, really. It is just that it has been a while since I purchased new toys, it was right after "father's day" that I have seen the discount so I just did go for it! [quote=monstret]beautiful new toy! *goes to research what a parlor guitar is* . everything sounds great, but man I can't get over my jealousy of how much I enjoy hearing real drums in their dynamic and varied goodness. love the little drum rolls and rim mixups. and yeah that bass doesn't give a f*. nice work![/quote] Yeah, acoustic drums is the shit... I really like those instruments, it is wild, loud, unpredictable and very fun. I still think that this track could improve quite a bit with a bit more polish, some arrangement and mixing tweaks but it was one of those "speedtrash" that I am happy does exists.

yeah, that parlor records really nicely. my bandmate in forestlike has had an Art & Lutherie dreadnaught for years, i've always liked it.
i think the parlor sounds great hanging out with its musical buddies, drum & synth 

yeah, that parlor records really nicely. my bandmate in forestlike has had an Art & Lutherie dreadnaught for years, i've always liked it. i think the parlor sounds great hanging out with its musical buddies, drum & synth :)

Half-baked or not, it would do for a nice little acoustic interlude on a harsher-style (think Slipknot) album.
Here's to the other half of the year!

Half-baked or not, it would do for a nice little acoustic interlude on a harsher-style (think Slipknot) album. Here's to the other half of the year!

Sounds fully baked to me! [weed emoji]
That thick wobbly bass and the loose drum timing is such a gnarly support for those roomy guitars. Who needs clicktracks when you've got a rhythm of your own!

Sounds fully baked to me! [weed emoji] That thick wobbly bass and the loose drum timing is such a gnarly support for those roomy guitars. Who needs clicktracks when you've got a rhythm of your own!

The analog bass against the acoustic is a great contrast

The analog bass against the acoustic is a great contrast

Oooh yes love that dark growly bass with the acoustic sound.  Especially on the lead notes. Happy Half-baked i mean half year! \m/

Oooh yes love that dark growly bass with the acoustic sound. Especially on the lead notes. Happy Half-baked i mean half year! :p \m/

illegally posting this!

awesome performance, DJIP!!!

illegally posting this! awesome performance, DJIP!!! [youtube]IByaSxlRLxQ[/youtube]

Feels primal. Reverberating in the air/ears Cool!

Feels primal. Reverberating in the air/ears Cool!

This sounds massive! Good stuff

This sounds massive! Good stuff :cool:

New guitar day is the best day. Love the synth bass, acoustic drums and guitar combo. Sick stuff.

New guitar day is the best day. Love the synth bass, acoustic drums and guitar combo. Sick stuff.

Yeah! Did pick it up again this week and recorded some other stuff with it! Nice little instrument.

Already 27 weeks done! Times flies, kids will be mans very soon. (And I'll be an old geezer.) This is how it works!

And the fun part about this is I was playing over a click!!! I suppose I "wobble" quite a bit around it. I don't go for the "perfect" timing tho, If it is really really off, I either re-track or time edit a bit. Thanks!

Yeah, I am a sucker for big saturated basses. Thanks for listening!

Happy half-baked to you too!!!!! mmmmm.

That was a fun one!!! fun fact, Kevin (that was on the guitar) never did play on a stage before that show. He did the other track I played on as well on the drums (that his not his main instrument)... Performed like a champ! (And I am not a fan of my little belly, but the vocal performance isn't actually too bad!

Thanks for coming back to my messy recordings!

Merci!

Good. I feel it could sound even more massive, that mix session was really just pulling up the faders and adding loads of compressions on drums. This will do! Thanks a lot for listening.

Yeah, I love those toys. Now that I have to pay for "my" house and have 3 kids with all the responsibilities that comes with it, I try not to go too crazy on the gear aquisition (and I partially succeed), but really it is a good deal. I know you are in Mtl area, if you want to pull the trigger on one of those Godin natural series, it really is a well made instrument.

Thanks so much you all! 52% done! let's kill it for the rest of the year!

[quote=jwh]yeah, that parlor records really nicely. my bandmate in forestlike has had an Art & Lutherie dreadnaught for years, i've always liked it. i think the parlor sounds great hanging out with its musical buddies, drum & synth :)[/quote] Yeah! Did pick it up again this week and recorded some other stuff with it! Nice little instrument. :) [quote=AiDeRen]Half-baked or not, it would do for a nice little acoustic interlude on a harsher-style (think Slipknot) album. Here's to the other half of the year![/quote] Already 27 weeks done! Times flies, kids will be mans very soon. (And I'll be an old geezer.) This is how it works! [quote=Dustsucker]Sounds fully baked to me! [weed emoji] That thick wobbly bass and the loose drum timing is such a gnarly support for those roomy guitars. Who needs clicktracks when you've got a rhythm of your own![/quote] And the fun part about this is I was playing over a click!!! I suppose I "wobble" quite a bit around it. :) I don't go for the "perfect" timing tho, If it is really really off, I either re-track or time edit a bit. Thanks! [quote=prophisee]The analog bass against the acoustic is a great contrast[/quote] Yeah, I am a sucker for big saturated basses. :) Thanks for listening! [quote=Tone Matrix]Oooh yes love that dark growly bass with the acoustic sound. Especially on the lead notes. Happy Half-baked i mean half year! :p \m/ [/quote] Happy half-baked to you too!!!!! mmmmm. [quote=orangedrink]illegally posting this! awesome performance, DJIP!!! [/quote] That was a fun one!!! fun fact, Kevin (that was on the guitar) never did play on a stage before that show. He did the other track I played on as well on the drums (that his not his main instrument)... Performed like a champ! (And I am not a fan of my little belly, but the vocal performance isn't actually too bad! :) Thanks for coming back to my messy recordings! :) [quote=Minnamari]Feels primal. Reverberating in the air/ears Cool! [/quote] Merci! [quote=cortx]This sounds massive! Good stuff :cool:[/quote] Good. :) I feel it could sound even more massive, that mix session was really just pulling up the faders and adding loads of compressions on drums. This will do! Thanks a lot for listening. [quote=BarristerPlong]New guitar day is the best day. Love the synth bass, acoustic drums and guitar combo. Sick stuff.[/quote] Yeah, I love those toys. Now that I have to pay for "my" house and have 3 kids with all the responsibilities that comes with it, I try not to go too crazy on the gear aquisition (and I partially succeed), but really it is a good deal. I know you are in Mtl area, if you want to pull the trigger on one of those Godin natural series, it really is a well made instrument. Thanks so much you all! 52% done! let's kill it for the rest of the year!

Nice vibe, c'est très contemplatif. La bass me rappelle qu'il fa' CHAUD

La guitare est écoeurante! Et belle photo avec les ami-e-s 

Nice vibe, c'est très contemplatif. La bass me rappelle qu'il fa' CHAUD La guitare est écoeurante! Et belle photo avec les ami-e-s :)