[RELEASE INSIDE!] DMBTabs.com Joint-Effort Grey Street Cover

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I'll add to the lovefest......very solid job fellas. I'm thoroughly impressed, as it must have been hard to coordinate all of this and do separate parts via internet.

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That is pretty damn good. Great Job Guys
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Roastbeef wrote:This guy I work with has been recording things for years and he told me that whatever you do, be sure each part has it's own "location" in the stereo field.
I will humbly agree with your friend. But, hard panning = bad. It's much more effective to go (track) -> (5ms delay to one side) -> (reverb) .. than to do any crazy with copying the track and doing a wet-side and dry-side.. maybe it would be cool if it was like 25% panned out, though.

Can I make a mixdown of the tracks? :D
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geekmug wrote:Can I make a mixdown of the tracks? :D
Absolutely! One condition though: please carefully document what you do to each track and post your approach here so we all can learn. Deal?
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I'm Finally back, and ...ugh... You guys finished without me!

Sorry, Roastbeef, about my mis-read of how you wanted my recording posted. I wish I could have been in on it. hmph....well, maybe if you want to start up another one, put me down for, anything!

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Hey awesome job everyone!! What a great collaborative. I really enjoyed it.
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Post by foxymophandlemama »

WOW YOU GUYS THAT WAS EXCELLENT!!!!!!

BLOODY FREAKEN AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh and I liked it too :D
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Cor wrote:I'm Finally back, and ...ugh... You guys finished without me!

Sorry, Roastbeef, about my mis-read of how you wanted my recording posted. I wish I could have been in on it. hmph....well, maybe if you want to start up another one, put me down for, anything!

Cory "up for anything" Allen
Yeah. I'm sorry man. I wanted to press ahead with this though as it was starting to drag out. We'll definitely let you know about the next one if we do this again.
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For anyone interested, geekmug did a remix of this song, and included a very detailed tutorial on how he did it:

http://www.dmbtabs.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=4677
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JaDaRu wrote:it must have been hard to coordinate all of this and do separate parts via internet.
It actually worked out surprisingly well, although we did learn a few things. i.e. it makes things much easier if all tracks are zeroed in relation to one another, as well as defining a sampling rate and whether to record in stereo or mono...
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Post by DmbFanJason »

damn...that was fuckin great...I got chills during the first chorus...I'd like to reiterate the fact that Miguel, jesus your voice, wow...and roastbeef you did a great job on vocals too...all the instruments were done extremely well...Dave would be proud.
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Roastbeef wrote: i.e. it makes things much easier if all tracks are zeroed in relation to one another, ...
my bad :oops:
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Appsoldier wrote:
Roastbeef wrote: i.e. it makes things much easier if all tracks are zeroed in relation to one another, ...
my bad :oops:
No prob dude. We're all still learning...
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