That's the question LOL

https://app.box.com/s/g8xui9rifw56ipibki0o

https://app.box.com/s/5gwpb43rakzp4xqoally

Both are a touch ropey but you get the idea

Col

You ARE definitely a country boy - keep em coming, Col.

Gary

Col ... I thought the fx were a little overdone in "A Certain Smile" ... personally I will usually use just a little on standards like that ... country, rock, etc. is another story ...
That being said, it was still a good job ...

... a little Kenny Rogers 'growl' in "The Gambler" ? ... VH sounds good ...

Hi Tony, I've checked in Cubase and I used a Plate Reverb 24/76% wet/dry. I've trimmed the reverb done to 12% wet and uploaded the new version. Do me a favour, have another listen and let me know what you think.


https://app.box.com/s/g8xui9rifw56ipibki0o

Col

PS: I always record the vocal flat so it's very easy to change.

... I was listening to the two versions and didn't hear the fx as much on the one in your first post and thought I was going crazy and then I saw both posts have the same version now ...

Anyway, this one sounded better to me ... nice going ...

That's right Tony I just uploaded a new version.

Thanks' for listening another pair of ear's are always useful.

As we say over here "Two heads are better than one" there's another bit to that saying but I'll keep it to myself LOL

Col

Great stuff, Col.

I especially liked "A Certain Smile".

Well done!

Thanks for the music,
Dan

Cheer's Dan

I enjoyed doing both, "The Gambler" was a real contrast great fun.

What's next, Country, Swing, Rock, Pop, Folk, Blues?

These 'ere arranger's are great bit's of kit, ain't they.

Don't matter what sort, they all sound good to me LOL


Col

Col how about some English songs..?

"Knees up Mother brown"...."Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree", ....'The Hokey Cokey"....etc,..etc, ?