I found some nice info on different types of blues chords.
used one type for AA_A and different type with bit of transpose on __B_.
Entered chords into BIAB. Balanced bit there.
Panned John left about 27 and Brent right about 27 or 28.
Rendered to WAV loaded into RB.
Did bid of VST touchup, similar to earlier postings.
Enjoy
http://mp3cloud.mobi/My1rstBluesVS2.mp3
This kind of thing is better as a give and take -- it is just too busy and confusing with both of them going at it at the same time. The styles are a little out of synch, too I believe. Music has to breath every once in awhile.
Kevin,
Points well taken, I had actually muted one RT, to improve.
Guess my excitement using the progressions overruled my ears.
Busy is not good, points well taken. I liked Johns style,
and it is maybe not a "Blues" type style as search rendered.
Thanx for you comments.
BTW, worked until 2am, bout 3 hours past normal sack time
last night. I feel it this morning.
Kevin,
Ya, on the listening time, my mood was bit excited, in a good way.
Purchased a nifty little piece of software.
But that said, most of the music prior to BIAB was played/created on
my Yamaha 3000 late in the evening sometimes about midnight.
For some reason thats when my ideas were better were better. ?????
Naw on sounding better...was more enamored with the chord progressions,
that apparently inhibited my "earing".
Thanx
Yo Frank !!
You are on the right track here. What it needs; Mute one part while the other plays and vice-versa. That will give both players room and the spotlight guy a chance to focus his light on one player at a time.
These tracks work together, just not at the same time
Trax
I thought about that after above comment, but been under DE WEDDDER a bit.
Got Shingles, Pnuemonia, and Flu shot all at one time. Kinda dumb, dont do it.
Will try to do within the next few days.
BTW buy a 950 yet ?