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More practice more better.
https://soundcloud.com/bill-holder-942023694%2Fcm-blues-bari-3
https://soundcloud.com/bill-holder-942023694%2Fcm-blues-bari-3
Nice, I like that, very "smoldering", whatever that means. Love the tone.
There is always something one can improve on, but this sounded like you had great fun and quality time putting this together with your wife.Got wife to sing so made a recording yesterday and now remember why I quit sax lol.
https://soundcloud.com/citylightsband/werewolves-of-london
Wow, I knew it was kinda stinky, but I didn't think I'd kill the thread, lol....My crappity first attempt at recording something with my newish soprano. Lots and lots of intonation issues and flubs, but way better than a few days ago. Soprano is tough!
https://soundcloud.com/bill-holder-942023694/gm60bpm
(backing track is online drum machine plus my crappity guitar playing)
Bholder, I liked the playing, but the intonation still needs a lot of work. You also did put a lot of effects (reverb, compression) on the soprano, which doesn't improve the sound quality. I sound a bit like that when I pick up (once per 5 years!) an alto, because my tenor embouchure is really loose. I guess for soprano that would become even worse, so playing with a more tight embouchure and keeping on practizing is the way to go!My crappity first attempt at recording something with my newish soprano. Lots and lots of intonation issues and flubs, but way better than a few days ago. Soprano is tough!
https://soundcloud.com/bill-holder-942023694/gm60bpm
(backing track is online drum machine plus my crappity guitar playing)
Hey Nigel, welcome back!Hey all, haven't been around much. My band did our first gig since lockdown on Saturday night, got a bit of the desk recording of me and our bari player. Was reasonably happy with our solos on this track
Hope all the regulars are well!
https://soundcloud.com/nigel-bourn-508710045/shes-into-solo
Many thanks, useful feedback as alwaysHey Nigel, welcome back!
Nice energetic solo work from both, sounding good. For your own solo I would advice to avoid playing very straight eights and the trap of playing only fragments of 2 or 4 bars long in a blues scheme. Starting phrases at different spots and adding some double time can make a solo way more interesting (like in the first part of the baritone solo).
Thanks! I satisfied my "need" for effects tinkering with the synth stuff, so I left the sax part clean and unmolested....
@bholder - Very nice and creative take, it has a kind of 70's feeling over it.![]()