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I hate to do it, but.....

#21
Wow dude this is some really cool stuff! When I read what kinda band I was thinking it just wouldnt be my thing, but Im glad I listened! Its pretty unique sounding, cool blend of tastes there! Can I add your band to my myspace? The invite will be from K.L.

Wow I feel sick..."Can I add you to my myspace?!" lol.
 
#30
TJBass said:
nice grooves bro, how was that gig with Col. Bruce Hampton, that must have been a hell of a night...
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Definitely. We had opened for him once before but this was the first time I had a chance to meet him. He's an eccentric guy but it's amazing to meet someone who's been around in the music business since 1963!! And any band he plays with is just outstanding. It was a great time.
 
#34
He should have opened for you guys...definately great music going on here...will look for your CD.

DRay521 said:
Definitely. We had opened for him once before but this was the first time I had a chance to meet him. He's an eccentric guy but it's amazing to meet someone who's been around in the music business since 1963!! And any band he plays with is just outstanding. It was a great time.
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#35
Floridabwoy said:
sick... i am a big jambandfan. what were you playing (rig) in the studio? you guys hitting any festies?
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Thanks, my rig was an Eden WT550 and 210XST. I ran direct for the tracking and then reamped (or reroomed) my track back through my amp.

As far as festivals, we've submitted to a few and are waiting to hear back. You know of any in Florida we should check out?
 
#37
TJBass said:
How did you "re-amp" your track?
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I recorded straight from my bass into ProTools through a tube compressor. Then after the tracks were finished, we sent the signal from the computer into the Eden's input just like I was laying down the tracks all over again. That let me dial in the sound I wanted. For the final mix, we blended the DI signal (low end/low mids) with the reamping (high mids/treble) to get a full spectrum of bass tone. It also let me run through a 70's SVT head on one track where I wanted a "swampy" kind of tone. It's good because you get to use digital techniques but still get YOUR tone.
 

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