#427349 - 10/30/1603:11 PMRe: Jumping into the water - recorded on kn6000
[Re: tony mads usa]
cgiles
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Tony, I see why you guys liked those Technics so much; although they can't compete with the quality of today's sounds, they still sound fantastic to this day. That is one soulful lead voice (organ? - layered??). Great tune, too; one of my favorites. Glad to see you guys whipping out some of your old instrumentals.
chas
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#427358 - 10/30/1605:58 PMRe: Jumping into the water - recorded on kn6000
[Re: cgiles]
tony mads usa
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Originally Posted By: cgiles
Tony, I see why you guys liked those Technics so much; although they can't compete with the quality of today's sounds, they still sound fantastic to this day. That is one soulful lead voice (organ? - layered??). Great tune, too; one of my favorites. Glad to see you guys whipping out some of your old instrumentals. chas
chas ... that was one of the kn6000 organ voices ... it is layered with 'ooh voices' only for a chorus after the sax/ooh voices' part at about 3:30 ... Listening to it today, I realize that an expression pedal would have helped a lot ... And I really liked Gato Barbieri's version, which I modeled this after ...
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Tony, while not a huge fan of that organ for the lead (I'm probably alone on that) I really enjoyed the great feeling you put into it. And was impressed with the style sounds of the Technic. Nice drums, bass, etc. Can keep performing with the technic for many years to come yet. Sounds very good.
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