What's your recording technique on this one?
Knowing that I liked a lot of his stuff, a friend of mine had given me the violin score to the piece a few months prior to me doing this. I was off the afternoon that his passing was announced, so dug out the score, spent a couple of hours working through the melody (no tabs - sometimes my sight reading is a bit slow) and then working out the chords and the general idea of how I was going to play them, and then set a mic up and hit record on the multitrack. Recorded the first guitar (the classical) to get the basic accompaniment going, then switched to a steel string for the melody, then added the third guitar (more steel string) just to add a little counterpoint in places and fill the sound out a little bit. I read somewhere once to set the mic on the neck around the 12th fret and point it back towards the sound hole, so that's how I did that.
Going back and listening to it a couple of times since I posted it the other night, and I think there are some spots that are a bit rough, but overall it wasn't bad for a couple of hours of work. I'm actually thinking of going back and redoing it now and trying to make it better.
