Solo 3 : Duet With Griff

Paleo

Paleo

Student Of The Blues
When I posted "Solo 3 Double Take", I was wondering if any one would notice I actually double-tracked it. I did about 20 takes, but each one had a little glitch somewhere. Thinking I would never get it perfect, I took the two best and thought maybe I could edit out a glitch in one and replace it with the good part of the other. That proved to be more difficult than I expected.

Then inspiration hit me, thanks to Sir George Martin and The Beatles.

What if I took the two tracks and put them together?; each "hiding" the imperfection in the other.

So that's what I did. You are actually hearing two solos at once. Sometimes in unison, but when not, creating some "out of phase" effects.

Then I thought "What would it sound like if I mixed my double-tracked solo with Griff's solo track?

It would sound just like this:

This first track has us on separate channels: (I'm in one ear, Griff's in the other)
https://www.4shared.com/mp3/cvRCCGToce/5More-EBS-Solo-3-Duet__Stereo_.html

The second has me slightly out front of Griff:
https://www.4shared.com/mp3/bT00KMJWba/5More-EBS-Solo-3-Duet__Mono_-_.html

The third has Griff slightly out in front of me.
https://www.4shared.com/mp3/yiaiTy4sba/5More-EBS-Solo-3-Duet__Mono_-_.html

If you followed this, I thank you in advance for indulging me. I'm having a blast.:D

The next step would be recording directly over Griff's solo rather than over the backing track. Hmmm.....:sneaky:

Peace
 
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Jalapeno

Student Of The Blues
No, I think the next step is to have Griff's track play backwards while yours plays forward, it might say "turn me on deadman" or something. You never know!
 
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