[crazydaisydoo]

Hi,

More of the same style from me I'm afraid.. If you watch the youtube version, I am not some kind of Mekon or android, it is just my headphones.

Do you think the sound is too buzzy?? I like to get my reeds in that fuzzy state just before replacement, then they go too far.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1d3y8hfMX8

or

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=646818&songID=5357353

All comments welcome, good or bad.

 

[gelliot2]

Sounded good to me, with plenty of expression towards the end - nice one!

What happend to the stage lights?

 

[crazydaisydoo]

Thanks geliot2....Its these early spring evenings...... and even I am not vain enough for spotlights. Besides, I am halfway through redecorating, and you would see lots of stripped woodchip. (why do people use the stuff???)

Translation for our US friends: Woodchip = horrible bumpy wallpaper with small lumps, looks like rice pudding.

 

[rim shot]

I don´t think you should worry about buzziness... sounds fine in that regard.
Are you using a Neuman mike?
One tip for you: pay more attention to exact intonation- esp. on large interval jumps-
this will be a great help in further refining your playing. Good luck!

 

[Wailin']

Sounds good. Is that an Aebersold CD accompaniment?

 

[crazydaisydoo]

Sounds good. Is that an Aebersold CD accompaniment?

Thanks Wailin', yep it is Aebersold's Jam Session book/cd. Highly recommended as usual.

 

[crazydaisydoo]

I don´t think you should worry about buzziness... sounds fine in that regard.
Are you using a Neuman mike?

Nope, a Rode NT2A. A Neuman would have cost more than my entire setup. It would have also been further from the window in case of a smash and grab.

I am really pleased with the Rode, very good quality for the money.

Thanks for the suggestion regarding intonation, this song leaps octaves, so it is good to practice with.

 

[Saxlicker]

Matt that is good, and by reading how long you appear to have been playing that is [email protected]$dy Great!