Talking to myself (Barbara Cue)

[Mach]

I did a remix of this song by John Neff and Barbara Cue, a band that divides their time between other projects.
I had to knock this down to 128k at almost 7:00 mins.

Acoustic - Alvarez
Bass - Yamaha
Piano - Kontakt
Electric Guitar - Strat
Drums and Steel - BIAB

Mach

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Great song and I wish I had your talent for mixing and production. Excellent post.    Willie

[Groundy]

Great song and I wish I had your talent for mixing and production. Excellent post.    Willie

+1.
You're a Star Mach.

[Jean Pierre]

Excellent Mach!

for a moment I wondered if it was you who played steel guitar .. and then I saw in the technical description Biab for steel guitar

If you need a collaboration including electric steel guitar, weissenborn or Dobro it would be a pleasure to collaborate with you for a song 

[TPB]

I have been impress with the quality of the BITB sound clips probably going to have to look at it  as always the mix is superb well done brother
Tim

[Mach]

Excellent Mach!

for a moment I wondered if it was you who played steel guitar .. and then I saw in the technical description Biab for steel guitar

If you need a collaboration including electric steel guitar, weissenborn or Dobro it would be a pleasure to collaborate with you for a song 

Thanks JP. I don't own an actual Pedal Steel guitar. I have a 1939 Rickenbacher Lap steel that sounds amazing, but I hardly ever play it, just like the banjo, mando and dobro, just not much time anymore. I do have some great Sho-Bud Pedal steel Kontakt instruments that when incorporated correctly on MIDI keyboard and proper tunings can sound really nice. However, this Steel sound on the song is done with the BIAB Real Tracks. I find the key then edit what I want and don't want and piece it together.

It would be an honor to do a collab with you. I'm not very proficient (lack of that thing called "practice") with using finger-picks, like on dobro and banjo. It just feels weird to me. If I cant feel the strings on my fingers I get lost or out of time. I am trying some techniques that are suppose to 'train' your fingers to get use to picks on the tips, but being a Bassist using my fingers for years it's hard to get use to.

Mach