Marseilles by Angel City

[steveb63]

No vocals, so kind of repetitive during verses.

Old late seventies song by an old Australian band.

It's an Mp3, don't know how to upload .wav files.

 

[Session 5]

Great work steve!!! love that song choice!

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Nicely done! Nice chime on the guitars! Nice bass work too! Solid, balanced, mix!
Excellent! :dood:

 

[steveb63]

Thanks everyone.

Your comments mean the World to me.

 

[steveb63]

Very good chord clarity. That string definition was very pleasant. I've never heard of the song or the band before. I'll have to check it out.

An old Aussie band, some of their stuff reminds me of older AC/ DC, maybe because it was produced by the Young bros. older sibling.

 

[steveb63]

They're pretty good live. Reminded me of The Cult a bit as well. Just watched something called Studio 22 which I am guessing is an Aussie show.

I just know them from a couple of hits they had in the Chicago area late 70's.

Always wanted to play that since I was a youngin'.

 

[eSGEe]

Very cool-- cool tune-- cool band -- cool producers-- COOL REASON for learning it---

 

[steveb63]

Very cool-- cool tune-- cool band -- cool producers-- COOL REASON for learning it---

Thanks brotha.

 

[Cadorman]

That was really great! I hope I can get my recording skills to this level.

 

[steveb63]

That was really great! I hope I can get my recording skills to this level.

Trust me-no skills.

It's just the simple rules you see everywhere.

Watch your levels, less is more for distortion, stereo separation is your friend. Good sound in equals good out.

@Thatbastarddon was/ is a tremendous help. I was stuck at square one, he kinda took me under his wing. Plus we have a lot of Bros that are really talented, once I asked for help- there they were.

I think it's the type of skill you never master, you just move along on?

I'm a yellow belt at the Bastard Dojo. Lol.

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Trust me-no skills.

It's just the simple rules you see everywhere.

Watch your levels, less is more for distortion, stereo separation is your friend. Good sound in equals good out.

@Thatbastarddon was/ is a tremendous help. I was stuck at square one, he kinda took me under his wing. Plus we have a lot of Bros that are really talented, once I asked for help- there they were.

I think it's the type of skill you never master, you just move along on?

I'm a yellow belt at the Bastard Dojo. Lol.

But you.......you sir......got it done....and done well.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Excellent job Steve