"Smile Out A Style" - Tribute to Lee "Scratch" Perry

Started by Ted, January 23, 2022, 04:06:14 PM

Geir

Well done Ted.

This sounds fab. And the gun-like bamboo guitar sounds great here

Stellar vocals as well
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Oh well ........

StephenM

the guitar almost looks like a giant article of paraphanalia... very cool looking and sounding..
 
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Ferryman_1957

Brilliant reggae vibe Ted and wonderful instrumentation. Great vocals as well and it all sounds great! Loving your lood.....

Hook

Love that crazy ass guitar...kinda looks like it grew right out of the ground like that. Very cool groove. I like reggae for a song and then I'm done for a while, this was an excellent way to meet my quota for the day.
Rock on!

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Because the Hook brings you back
I ain't tellin' you no lie
The hook brings you back
On that you can rely

Hilary

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comme ci, comme ça

Pete C

You've really captured that authentic reggae sound here..had to have a few listens to this as it's so enjoyable. Interesting to hear how you recorded it without a vocal reference - that's the way I do most of my tracks - but you certainly got into a groove !

Pete
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Ted

I posted in General about how I found a lazy way to do a reggae "one drop" beat in GarageBand:

Quote from: Ted on February 13, 2022, 07:07:11 AMGarageBand for MacOS doesn't come with any reggae beats. But I kind of cheated it with my cover of "Smile Out A Style" without having to import MIDI or audio, or entirely program the beat myself. I was definitely feeling lazy.

At least one person was interested to know how I did it, so here's what I did:
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