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Caloo #342920 04/01/16 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted By: Caloo
Hi dga, your song carried me all along as nicely as could be a stroll in the country on your SoundCloud picture page, and as the beauty of Maybelline too!
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Pascal thank you for you kind words. Where are you from I'm not familiar with your location


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Noel96 #342921 04/01/16 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted By: Noel96
Hi David,

I join with all the accolades of those before me. This is a really enjoyable listen.

Welcome to the forum. You've certainly set a high bar for yourself with your first post. I look forward to hearing more.

All the best,
Noel


OH YES that high bar is looming over my studio right now as I try to finish another tune. It's no Maybelline, but then I wasn't going to even post that song. I had written 4 that day, Then Maybelline just popped out and I could not get it out of my head. Recorded, and mixed it in about 4 hours. Then realized I had left out a verse in BIAB. That is why it is only 2:11sec.

I don't use anything but BIAB and RB so I'm not a technical guy. But, I do get lucky sometimes.


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Pascal thank you for you kind words. Where are you from I'm not familiar with your location


St-Pierre & Miquelon is a tiny archipelago close south Newfoundland (canada), the only territory of North America kept by France throughout history.

Pascal


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No hay banda! And yet we hear a band !

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Pascal thank you for you kind words. Where are you from I'm not familiar with your location


St-Pierre & Miquelon is a tiny archipelago close south Newfoundland (canada), the only territory of North America kept by France throughout history.

Pascal


Nice do you speak both French and English


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Originally Posted By: dga

Nice do you speak both French and English


The language here is the "French", without the accent or expressions of Québec. Many peoples speak only this language, some others master english well because of the proximity to canadian maritime provinces (studies, business, family, friends), some others practice it averagely as I do myself (I am born in France, the main land wink )

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Hello David! Welcome to the forum!

Somebody in the comments above characterized your song as country, but I didn't hear it that way... to me you sound like a cross between Cat Stevens and Gordon lightfoot... sort of a folky/Americana/Heartland hybrid.

That style isn't too far removed from the stuff that's currently being played at places like Merlefest... and given the momentum of genres very close to what you are doing, you might consider riding the wave and using more bluegrass instruments in your songs. They'd fit well, and I've noticed that using a banjo in a song doesn't necessarily make it sound like bluegrass.

Anyway, nice song! If you were tutored by (the other) David, I'm guessing you live in NC too? Man, this forum is being taken over by North Carolinians! ;-)

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Originally Posted By: Pat Marr
Hello David! Welcome to the forum!

Somebody in the comments above characterized your song as country, but I didn't hear it that way... to me you sound like a cross between Cat Stevens and Gordon lightfoot... sort of a folky/Americana/Heartland hybrid.

That style isn't too far removed from the stuff that's currently being played at places like Merlefest... and given the momentum of genres very close to what you are doing, you might consider riding the wave and using more bluegrass instruments in your songs. They'd fit well, and I've noticed that using a banjo in a song doesn't necessarily make it sound like bluegrass.

Anyway, nice song! If you were tutored by (the other) David, I'm guessing you live in NC too? Man, this forum is being taken over by North Carolinians! ;-)


Well Pat THANKS! Cat Stevens and Gordon Lightfoot I definitely listened enough to those two. Thanks for the compliment. I live in Raleigh NC and work with the other David (MENTOR) Snyder see posts above. But, I find it interesting you mentioned Merlfest. My biggest influence for the last 4 years has been the Kruger Brothers. And if you know Merlfest you know them well as they are a mainstay there. Huge fans and friends with Doc Watson. There is a mandolin in the mix on "Maybelline" its on the off beat. I have a new tune I'm working on that has a lead Banjo, 2 - 12 string guitars, 2 electric guitars, a Nashville/Country drum kit, and Upright bass, it's in 3/4 Waltz Swing time. Its my first attempt to create a custom style. I call it rockin' the grass. Writing and singing in 3/4 timing is tricky for me so I have a lot of work before this one is going to come out.

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Originally Posted By: Charlie Fogle
Nice song, performance and production. I enjoyed it.

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I am using BIAB Everything Pack 1016 build 432, RB build 3, Bonus Pack 49. All the effects are from PG music. RB is the only DAW I have. I did not do it on this song but in the past I have used Audacity to do some editing on the final mix. Fade in Fade out mostly.

I have a Windows 10 PC with 24G ddr4 RAM. 1- 125GBSSD and 1- 2TB 7200 RPM HD

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Ah, Pat, let's not forget that Raleigh, North Carolina is officially the Bluegrass Capital of the World.

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International Bluegrass Music Festival?? It moved here from Nashville. So they can say they are the country capital, but we ARE the bluegrass mecca man. Appalachia, son. smile Doc Watson. Well I guess you know where he came from. North Carolina.

By the way, some guy looking for money in Tennessee wanted to know if he could come to Raleigh to teach people how to play the guitar.

I didn't know a polite way to tell him that there are about a thousand guys and ladies around here who could eat him for lunch. That all we do around here. Pick guitar. Oh, and we make software. That too.


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Originally Posted By: dga
My first post. https://soundcloud.com/lost-sheep-843065653
Interested in any feedback. Thanks


Long overdue information.
File:Maybellenecountry.SGU
Key=B , Tempo 175, Length (m:s)=2:11
No intro. 92 bar chorus, from bar 1 to bar 92. Repeat x1 chorus
No Melody
No Soloist track.
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Style is _HAYRIDE.STY (Fast Country Swing w/ Resonator )

RealTracks in style: ~~540:Bass, Electric, Pop Sw 165
RealTracks in style: ~~373:Guitar, Acoustic, Strumming Hank Sw 165
RealTracks in style: ~608:Guitar, Resonator, Background Hayride Sw 190
RealTracks in style: ~611:Mandolin, Rhythm Fast Chop Sw 190
RealDrums in Song: NashvilleSwing8^1-a:Snare, HiHat , b:Snare, Ride

Used RB to Mix
My vocals and harmony
PG Music effects Dynamic, Reverb,Echo


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Hi, David !:))


I also want to wish you
welcome to the forum !

The tune is very good
as is the rest of the
production too !:))

Cheers
Dani

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Thanks Everyone for listening to my song Maybelline, I cannot believe it has almost 3000 plays. I'm gun shy. The next songs I'm working on are not even close to this one. Lots of crumpled up paper on my studio floor. But, I'm having fun and that's what really counts.

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Love the groove. A sweet song.

much enjoyed

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Originally Posted By: gruverider
Love the groove. A sweet song.

much enjoyed
Thanks glad you liked the song.


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