The slight reverb really does add something to the sound! I preferred it, but you sound phenomenal on both! I think this style of song/backing leans more towards the Reverb as well.
"Napule è" (Napoli is it) by Pino Daniele, for your ears.
I'm working to check the pitch, step by step with little changes at my setup.
I play this tune using JJ DV Chicago 7* and a new Hartmann Fiberreed Carbon Classic.
One take without effects on the mixer:
Another take using reverber:
What is the best regard the pitch ? The answer to your ears.
Ciao and keep you safe.
T Rampone & Cazzani R1 Jazz - JJ DV Chicago 7* - Hartmann Fiberreed Carbon Classic M
I play this tune using JJ DV Chicago 7* and a new Hartmann Fiberreed Carbon Classic.
One take without effects on the mixer:
Another take using reverber:
What is the best regard the pitch ? The answer to your ears.
Ciao and keep you safe.
T Rampone & Cazzani R1 Jazz - JJ DV Chicago 7* - Hartmann Fiberreed Carbon Classic M
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I think they were both slightly sharp, the reverb makes it more noticeable though, which I think is what you're hearing.Thanks, but I have the feeling that with the reverber the high register sounds more sharp!
Has that sense ?
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