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I got the Korg D4 yesterday so thought I would test it out.

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This using the on board mic with a reverb setting just recorded a live mono track. It hooks up easily through usb (old square kind) & it does have some mastering capabilities but I only had the one track. Intially thought I'd record this in front of a + size clothing store and make it a double fester but I didn't.

Never heard this song before, but I the title drew me in..fnarr fnarr

Brilliant vocal here, you are belting this out like you sure mean it, and the quality of the recording for a live take is mightily impressive too.

Brilliant Hook, What a sound, so good ,must look this up....well done my friend......Alex

I do like the look of that recorder by the way, and as you are straight into recording I assume that it's pretty user friendly?

Thanks guys, it is a fun little song I had never heard either. I only found it thanks to 64's intense research for the fest, thanks 64!!

Quote from: Tangled Wires on July 25, 2014, 12:43:50 PMI do like the look of that recorder by the way, and as you are straight into recording I assume that it's pretty user friendly?

It is a very nice recorder & pretty intuitive, more knobs than menus. It certainly gives the MBR a run for it's money in features. 4 tracks(8 V tracks each), effects for guitars, bass & vocals. 2 track simultaneous recording. A Nice built in mic (poorly placed) XLR & phantom power. I think it can bounce/mix (master?) to an MP3 but need to read manual. Biggest problem is no batteries, adapter only! It took me about 10 min. to get to recording. I had the levels really low, it clips easy & quite loud when it does. I imagine with some practice though I would(will?) figure out the levels though.
Cool little recorder!
Rock On!

Nice one Hook ! Finally another song for John Lennon's Jukebox. Don't know the song but that was a good listen !

Fabulous, gonna check out the original now!

I tried very hard not to but I just can't stop myself - for all the Brits . . .

"Short Fat Fannie - I know it well :D"

Huge vocal, you really let that one go.

Don't know the original either, but way to go with the cover.

Fannie-on!

Quote from: Hilary on July 28, 2014, 04:33:16 AMI tried very hard not to but I just can't stop myself - for all the Brits . . .

"Short Fat Fannie - I know it well :D"

That begs a lot of questions, Hilary.  Aside from the obvious, I mean.  In the USA, fanny means - well - something else to what it does here in the UK.  Was it already a double-entendre there, or here, when the song was written or did that come later?

Nice to know I'm not the only one still imature enough to smirk at that title, though.

Quote from: Nick_ODH on July 28, 2014, 06:38:32 AM

Quote from: Hilary on July 28, 2014, 04:33:16 AMI tried very hard not to but I just can't stop myself - for all the Brits . . .

"Short Fat Fannie - I know it well :D"

That begs a lot of questions, Hilary.  Aside from the obvious, I mean.  In the USA, fanny means - well - something else to what it does here in the UK.  Was it already a double-entendre there, or here, when the song was written or did that come later?

Nice to know I'm not the only one still imature enough to smirk at that title, though.

It's an ie Nick not a y - makes a big difference ;)

Great version Hook
that Korg Kinda looks interesting all right

Sorry I'm getting to this late...

I actually know this song (and I'm a Larry Williams fan), and you nailed the phrasing and mood! I like how the lyrics name drop various 50s hit songs, too. As usual, uke strummy goodness and great live feel. The recording did seem a bit low...maybe normalize it Audacity?

My own thoughts regarding the title: I think the double-entendre was for the girls name and posterior (the USA slang for the word).

my gawd how many recorders do you have now. great performance. is it live? braw tell yer maw.