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#202327 - 08/30/06 04:54 PM A song for all "Gumbas"
rbmusic Offline
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This song I recorded on The Tyros2 hardrive. I used the epic ballad style and the jazz accordion and also added the french musette accordion.

I hope you like it.

Ray. The Gumba
https://home.comcast.net/~rbmusic/files/Godfather.mp3



[This message has been edited by rbmusic (edited 08-30-2006).]

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#202328 - 08/30/06 08:17 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
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Very nice, Ray.
Eddie

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#202329 - 08/30/06 08:29 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Chris Valenti Offline
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Sounded very professional Ray. Thanks for sharing your style!

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#202330 - 08/30/06 09:30 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
George V Offline
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Loc: Sofia
Hi,

Very nice piece.

Please allow me to say one negative remark regarding the style you used

What I didn't like was the constant creschendo of the strings (you maybe used slow strings). In reality no one plays like that. I wonder what was the purpose Yamaha thought if this voice.

Regards,
George

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#202331 - 08/31/06 12:42 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Caragabal Offline
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Registered: 11/01/04
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Loc: Hobart Tasmania Australia
I enjoyed it thanks.

Its a keeper

Cousin Ken

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#202332 - 08/31/06 12:43 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Caragabal Offline
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I enjoyed it thanks.

Its a keeper

Cousin Ken

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#202333 - 08/31/06 04:43 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
kbrkr Offline
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Registered: 11/19/02
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Ahhh, it makes me long for the mother country.

Very nice job, Ray.
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#202334 - 08/31/06 04:50 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
tony mads usa Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by kbrkr:
Ahhh, it makes me long for the mother country.
Very nice job, Ray.


If you have never been, make the reservations NOW !!! .. Italy is the most AMAZING place I've ever been to ...

Hopefully, once I get past a 'blip' I'm having with ACID 5, I will record a song I first heard in Italy ...
t.
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#202335 - 08/31/06 04:51 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
tony mads usa Offline
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.....ooooops ..... sorry, Ray, I meant to tell you I enjoyed your rendition ...
t.
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#202336 - 08/31/06 05:06 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
T42 Offline
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Loc: UK
Nice recording Ray.

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#202337 - 08/31/06 07:50 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
donpatt Offline
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Registered: 03/19/06
Posts: 465
Loc: Lufkin, TX.
Hi Ray,

In a recent post on this formu I asked abt T2 accordion sounds. NOW I KNOW!

From a struggling accordionist I think your recording sounds great.

Nicely done,
Don
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#202338 - 08/31/06 07:53 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Scottyee Offline
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Ray, nicely performed. Thanks for sharing yet another classic. - Scott
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#202339 - 08/31/06 09:04 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
kbrkr Offline
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t.

Sorry to trigger such a flood of emotion there..LOL, a visit is on my life to-do list.

I have to get those darn kids out of college first.

Al
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#202340 - 08/31/06 09:24 AM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Dreamer Offline
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Registered: 02/23/01
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Loc: Rome - Italy
Ray,
thank you for recording this beautiful song by Nino Rota.
I enjoyed your rendition and have just a little suggestion: to me the string patch you choose for the left hand sounds a bit too "heavy"; if I were to record this song, would choose a vocal sound (like a Hmmm choir) or maybe an Hammond patch.
Just my opinion, of course.
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#202341 - 08/31/06 12:41 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Dnj Offline
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Nice work!

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 08-31-2006).]

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#202342 - 08/31/06 12:42 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
Craig_UK Offline
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Registered: 11/23/04
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Loc: UK
Enjoyed the song Ray

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#202343 - 08/31/06 05:07 PM Re: A song for all "Gumbas"
rbmusic Offline
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Loc: Baltimore, MD.,USA
I like to thank everyone for their compliments.

Some of you commented about the string patch making a crescendo or heavy type of sound. I will agree with that observation and will refrain from using that sound for this type of song.

The song was just an experiment to hear how the accordion sounds. I was more concerned with finding the right accordion sound and didn't worry to much about the left hand sound. The sound that I used for the strings was called Movie Strings and that was the first time I ever used it.

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