The Micro BR stones me

[drutgat]

If I understand correctly, the Micro BR's built-in drums were not used. Instead, the drums were performed on a Roland HD-1 electronic drum kit:

You're quite right; I forgot that almost instantly (age). Thanks for the correction.

Still a very well performed track, and I still do have to get to grips with the drums in the Micro BR.

[Knute]

If I understand correctly, the Micro BR's built-in drums were not used. Instead, the drums were performed on a Roland HD-1 electronic drum kit:

Yep!
There's my precious. 

It's not perfect. It has several limitations that have crept up to my awareness now that I've gotten into them. But overall I don't regret buying them.

[SteveG]

Well played, sung and mixed, and I WANT that kit ... lol

[beleg]

What kinds of limitations?

[Knute]

What kinds of limitations?

You can't adjust levels of the individual pads.
You only have 10 kits, of which 3 are practical.

The quiet kick thingy is great for apartment dwellers, but bad for trying to get quick bouncing double strokes which are much easier with a chain drive pedal.

But you can use it as a midi controller through a PC if you want limitless control. So all is not hopeless.

Thanks again guys for the kind words.
I'm in a bind in that I blew my stack so to speak recording that number that I'm struggling to figure out what to do next..lol
It's that staring at the blank page feeling. I want to write new songs as opposed to doing one of my old ones, but it's not easy getting started on that kinda stuff. Prolific I'm not.

[hooper]

Nice clean job, Knute.  You've obviously got some experience doing the one-man-band thing.  I bet you're gonna have a blast with the M-BR and will look forward to hearing more.   

[Oldrottenhead]

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[Bluesberry]

Holy crap this is incredible, on of the best covers on here.

[Bluesberry]

Listen to this one guys, it came up in the "On This Day" jukebox.  What a great job hu.

[Hook]

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