The Frog Galliard by John Dowland - from Lute to Uke

[Geir]

WOW .... again !!

And no wonder that publishers have shown interest !! This is stellar !!

One thing that will help with the quality, is to import the tracks with waveconverter (so you get the dry tracks) and use a better reverb than the mbr has in Audacity. I suspect that alone is responsible for half of the harshness. And listen to whatever trick Henny can give you.

[henwrench]

I spoke to an engineer today and he laughed out loud when I said I could do 21 tracks in a few hours. He reckoned it would take days + hundreds of quid.

     This sort of comment makes old henwrench spit feathers.....if you know you can do it, then you can. You could do 21 'numbers' in 10 hours if you wanted to and were focused enough.... thats the key.....FOCUS. You are one man playing one ukulele. Grrrrrrrrrrr.........

                                                                     henwrench

[Groundy]

OTD, Another beauty I have missed, Superb........Alex

[chunk]

Wow !

[chapperz66]

Blimey this is good.  Does anyone know what happened - did the pro studio thing happen?

Paul

[Jean Pierre]

It is rather surprising personaly, I like the tone that you obtained on your uke,  great performance,  congratulations

[Groundy]

One from the random Dozen...

Pure Class......

Alex

[Johnny Robbo]

I never knew a uke could sound as good as this! Amazing, mate!

[Jean Pierre]

It's my turn to make a Jack Bump (Jackofall.)
I love the musical world of this very refined and eclectic musician:
Oud, spanish guitar, mandolin, banjo, Uke (listen the song " Uke around the clock" une petite merveille!) blues (listen Les Paul Blues...), baroque music, jazz, traditionnal ...
The attraction of SC is this mix of musical genres from hard rock to renaissance music, (or rather the opposite) the range is wide
Jack, you have not posted since ... June 2016! it's too much we miss you

[Tootler]

This was super. A more edgy sound than from a Lute but it just shows how versatile a uke can be.