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Tuomas
 Post subject: Testin out my Zoom recorder - WAL style
PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:01 pm 
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I spent last week in my grand parents summer cottage and tested out my new Zoom recorder... I tryed to play some WAL style and this is what came up. The track is 29sec long but the firs 7 sec you can not hear anything - I have to learn how to edit mp3´s - sorry about that.

I played with my treasure - a WC's tour mago made by Jack Nawilil...

Let me know what you think of my playing.

Tuomas


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Hi Tuomas:

Sounds good, mate! I'd like to hear a bit more 'oomph' on the impact section of the vamp by playing with the higher harmonic a bit. Good stuff though!
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flyangler18 wrote:

I'd like to hear a bit more 'oomph' on the impact section of the vamp by playing with the higher harmonic a bit.


Thanks mate,

I think you are right. I listened Darryl playing and he has more power/oomph in the beginning. That way the higher harmonics are not too high... I have to work on with it.

Thanks again,

Tuomas

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flyangler18 wrote:
I'd like to hear a bit more 'oomph' on the impact section of the vamp by playing with the higher harmonic a bit.


Here I did try to add that oomph on it. Few samples - one played on higher key mago and the other on F#.
What do you say - is it going to right direction?

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