Don't Think Twice

[Bluesberry]

It is so great to hear the real Hooper voice, as raw and naked as a jaybird, really great singing and guitar playing and harmonica playing and crystal clear recording.  This is perfect, I am in awe of this. 

Question:  what exactly does it mean:

I then moved that track (00:00:00-00.5) to create a slight delay

, how much delay does this give in milli seconds?  I am curious, I do stuff like this with my lead guitar lines sometimes, but I never really know how much delay I am applying.

[Greeny]

Holy sh*t! Another amazing rendition. I like the original a lot, but I have to say that this is better. Pure perfection. And as always, you have a recording technique to die for. And I wasn't expecting that harmonica!

[64Guitars]

Great performance. I loved the harmonica and fingerpicking (wish I could do that). And your voice sounds great on this, as usual. You have a knack for choosing songs that suit your voice to a T.

The production is perfect. Consider the experiment a tremendous success!

[hooper]

Thanks for the comments guys.    Now I've gotta try and stay away from covers for a while and do something original.  Plenty of inspiration around here for that!

64 Guitars... I was hoping that you were gonna jump in and answer BB's question, because I don't know the answer:
How many milliseconds differance between 00:00:00-00.0 vs 00:00:00-00.5 ??

[64Guitars]

64 Guitars... I was hoping that you were gonna jump in and answer BB's question, because I don't know the answer:
How many milliseconds differance between 00:00:00-00.0 vs 00:00:00-00.5 ??

Thanks for reminding me. I was going to answer BB's question but I got side-tracked listening to your splendid song and BB's question slipped my mind. 

The last three digits of the time display (00.5) are in frames (00) and sub-frames (.5). There are 30 frames per second and 10 sub-frames per frame, so 00.5 frames would be 1/60th of a second which is 16.67 milliseconds.

milliseconds = frames * 1000 / 30

(or milliseconds = frames * 33.33)


frames = milliseconds * 30 / 1000

(or frames = milliseconds * 0.03)

In BRs that support MIDI, the duration of a frame depends on the MIDI Time Code Type setting which can be from 24 to 30 frames per second. But the Micro BR is locked at 30 fps.

[Facemask93]

Excellelent choice of song to cover and executed to perfection , just listened to your contribution on SteveG's brain damage , loved it to bit's , 


Facemask93

[hooper]

Okay, 64....Great explanation!
So:  milliseconds = frames * 33.33

Normally I would be trying to dial in around 20ms for a doubling delay so I guess 00.6 frames would be better to use.

Thanks!

[Diego Ayala]

Excellent cover!  Made me miss my kids some more...  This is one of the songs that we always did whenever we got together to Jam on - my daughter Gabby sang it and my son Luis play guitar with me!  BB's ? and the answer = giving me some additional recording tools --- funny what all we can get out of someone posting a song => cool!!!

[OsCKilO]

I have always wondered.......

What kind of harmonica gets that tone?

It is so perfect......

I only have the Chromatic one that the boy smashed....And a Honer Marine band one in E (means nothing to me, as I dont know what tunings go with it ...)

I saw a Bob.D "brand" Harmonica in a shop in London's west end, But it cost £50,....

Alot of money to pay for me if it cant be used for much....

Anything that goes with a Capo on the 5th fret would be good for me, but what brand is yours...? Sounds Amazing!

Peace Ken

T(Osckilo, wondering how you get that sound!)

[Ferryman_1957]

Wow, superb. The vox and harmonica are particularly stunning on this one. Lovethem, just love them, and so clearly recorded. looking forward to more original stuff as well.

Cheers,

Nigel