Hi Rog, welcome back, missed you mate, hope you had a nice Christmas.
got any new stuff for us to hear?
talk soon i hope
phill
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Hi Rog, welcome back, missed you mate, hope you had a nice Christmas.
got any new stuff for us to hear?
talk soon i hope
phill
What difference does colour make, would it so terrible if he was green or purple, he's a man with a mission, let's not forget, he used to be a Muslim [or his family were] so what difference does that make? you Americans voted for the man, not his colour or his religion.
Give him a chance
Phill
this is now on my space, if you'd like to hear it
Yep, some things you cant forget, some things you wish you could forget...but cant...some things you forgot, you shouldnt have...anniversaries?
thanks for bringing this subject up, if my wife sees it she'll just give me more grief...just kidding, great song, you must have got one in a million like me...wife that is, keep on rocking
phill
This one's about the 2nd world war, and continues my latest project about war, a detestable subject, but something we shouldnt blame our fighting men for, as they are doing their duty, and saving us from the likes of Hitler.
Dm's not a note, it's a chord, A is a note [or D] my particular favourite is Eb
I thought you weren't allowed to break wind before women, in case it's their turn, [and they could be bursting!]
I never used to do a lot of things before I got married, I never spent any time on the internet, cos I never had a computer then...so it's her own fault...yeah! I'll have to use that argument next time...see Chordie does have it's uses
Phill
hi kenny,
back with a bang my friend, this has some fine imagery seems very melancholy though, can't wait to hear it....any chance?
phill
uhhuh, i would like to draw your attention to the "sticky" at the top of the site page [GUIDLINES FOR ENJOYING THE FORUM]...please read it
phill
boy am i glad i never did drugs or alcohol in my younger days! i remember the 60's...does that mean i wasn't there?
uh huh, the avatar looks like a blow fish to me sucking on some "blow" which explains a lot
going back to the original subject...we can all swear and curse, but do we in polite company? i don't and i get offended when i hear others do it. it may have something to do with the way i was brought up...to respect the female, and i always think of that when posting also the fact that there may be youngsters looking in to this site who think "if these adults can use that kind of language, then it must be OK" standards are falling, and how much further can they fall before we arrive back in the stone age? uggh that's all for now
phill
at a guess, some of you out there have professional equipment, which can add FX in the mix. there are one or two of us less fortunate ones out here that can't afford such gear. all the recordings i produce are for demo purposes, not professional, as russ says "it gets done professionally, by professionals in the studio...that's why they get the big bucks...maan" [not exactly what he said, but that's the inference i got]
i also like to have some reverb on my mike during recording...but not on my bass guitar!
phill
hi simmo,
nice bitter/sweet bit of verse, you mean you've actually been a member for a whole year and now is your first submission? come on, get your act together, lets have more
phill
so deep and heartfelt,
hi alan
i pity obama, as it seems the eyes of the world are upon him. the first black president, why make the distinction? lets hope in a years time we [and i mean...the world] can say "the first world leader of the 21st century to mean what he said and to do what he said he would"
remember thatcher [spits] we all said "the first woman prime minister" also the last...i wonder why? [cause she was crap!!!]
lets hope he can fulfill his promise, he can't right the wrongs of the last presidency, and it may take years to get the world back on track, and of-course it all depends on his supporters and helpers, no one person however powerful can do it all them-self.
oh...[climes down from the soap box] nice work mate, encapsulates the hopes, dreams and wishes of the world
phill
you can sleep with thoughts like these? lol
if it was so old it was written in latin, it would still be welcome, especially form you helena.
my wife was once given a dream catcher to stave away the night terrors, but all it seems to catch is dust!
i like this and the reference to "pandora" slipped in under the mat. you have always been profound then, it's not just a recent thing? my writings are so shallow, i can't hide anything behind a veil of flowery words [that was an attempt...failed i think?]
nice work, young lady, makes me yearn for more
phill
it's funny people seem to be looking but not commenting. it's nice to get a bit of feedback and even get a conversation going.
choo choo fer noo
phill
i've owned and used several shure mikes over the years, i hate uni's as i tend to about a bit when i'm singing.
i once had a yamaha mike, which you could use in front of the speakers with out feed back, it was excellent, but it's now broke, so i bought a beyer TGX 60, which is very good, it's also a omni, which i also use for recording.
i do find that an excess of reverb [that word again] will cause a lot of feedback, so if you use it, keep the mike behind the speakers.
phill
funnily enough, when i saw the programme, i assumed that paul had shared credits with the band as it was plainly stated in the prog that he had no concept or pre-written material before the sessions in south africa, and that he listened, cut and messed about with the tracks before writing words and melodies. it was a retrospective and there seemed to be no animosity between them.
i think it was a bit off of mr simon not to give credit to the guys as a jam session includes everyone, as everyone contributes to it, maybe he has compensated them since?
back to the original subject...
the use of FX during a session can be counter-productive, as once they're on they're on...
but surely FX like sustain or fuzz helps with the feel of the song during recording? i can't imagine "smoke on the water" recorded "dry" or the solo at the end of "romeo and juliet" [dire straits] with-out the echo.
as for bass...definitely in the mix
i like this discussion...i'm learning so much
phill
casey jones eat your heart out
phill
In case you didn't get it, this is about a busker, actually it's about me singing in pubs and clubs, it's all masked and double meaninged...[no such word?]
phill
I jotted this down quickly last night before leaving for my gig, then finished it today and put it on my-space
should mai, buttie?
yeah i'm with you here, when they played back the track [obviously it was recorded 20? years ago] the reverb was there, it could have been recorded on but i doubt that as they normally like to add FX later in the mix, and it was on tape. any way if you've got sky have a look at anytime player, it should still be on there...
phill
hi kenny, glad to hear from you, i was beginning to get worried, hope all your problems evaporate very quickly, thanks also for the review.
talk soon i hope
phill
hi,
just wanted to tell someone about this;
i was watching a tv prog called "classic albums" which was about the making of paul simon's "graceland"
they dissected the tracks and showed how the songs were written and recorded, the shocker for me was a bass part on "call me al" [i think it was] they muted all the other tracks and played the bass part, it had reverb on! now i've always recorded bass flat or maybe a little chorus, but i was knocked out by the use of reverb on a bass track!
so question; is reverb used by other more experienced chordians?
if so, all the time?
or just for special stand out parts?
or just on certain songs?
any and all suggestions and advice welcome
phill
what a beautiful story well told and even without music it's so lyrical and musical almost classical
well done
hpill [pronounced phill] lol
hi alan,
i don't know if i was meant to laugh, but i had a little chuckle at this...in a nice way. it combines all the elements; a story, a romantic undercurrent, a scene and does it all with humour and fluidity, pity you had to be a rat at the end and tell her it was all just a memorable one night stand! but that's what it's all about...well done
phill
hi resprod
nice one for a first attempt, can i suggest though, the chorus says;
"what i could do to you for one hour"
sounds a little blokey [chauvinistic]
might i suggest;
"what we could do in one hour"
phill
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