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finally a good demo

My band finally decided to pay an actual professional to record a demo with. It took us two days, we played everything live (and recorded the vocals over it later). I have three basses, but I did everything with my trusty old Fender Jazz Bass with flatwounds. (except for Chocolate Piano, which I did with the engineer's Jazz Deluxe, using just the P pickup). These are not mastered yet, hence why I titled it "Rough Demo"- but they still sound great. I can't wait to hear the masters!

It can be downloaded at this URL:
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The Myspace is at:
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Thanks for listening! (if you do)
 
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Downloading now. You could probably get more listens if it wasn't a 73 Meg .rar file.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=551866

That's true.
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As a band I would really work on getting tighter. Practice to a click (even if it's just the drummer)
We intentionally recorded without playing to a click- we and the engineer wanted to get somewhat of a live feel to it. For me, having it too rhythmically perfect can make it sound sterile.
Of course, I know the benefits of practicing with one, many rehearsals in high school band were done to the ol' Dr. Beat cranked on speakers. I guess the main reason we don't practice to one is we don't currently have a device that produces a click.
 

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