All tracks of this instrumental are realtracks.
https://soundcloud.com/christian-devienne/folk-bluesRD NashvilleBrushesClassicShuffle
RT 2426 Acoustic Bass
RT 527 Acoustic Guitar
RT 2961 Acoustic Guitar
RT 3371 Banjo
RT 4260 Lap Steel Guitar
RT 3971 Resonator Guitar
RT 3384 Fiddle
RT 615 Harmonica (double-time)
i missed this one. very catchy mate.
it bounces along nicely.
great work with the instruments and their sound pictures.
i was tapping my foot all the way.
a nice easy going song a couple could dance to also.
have a fantastic 2023.
om
Hi Chris,
Sounds interesting.
Rhythm instruments need to be panned left and right.
Where are the vocals?
Best Regards
Nigel
Chris,
Yeah, I like this one as well. Brilliant mix, engaging instrumental. Like how that banjo comes in later in the tune. Good stuff!
All my best,
Deej
Thanks om, Nigel and Deej for your comments,
Nigel, both rythm guitars are already panned (30% left/right).
If you wanna do a better mix, I can send you the tracks.
And if you want vocals on this song, it could be a good idea for you to write lyrics and sing...
Musical regards,
Christian
Chris...I love the country/bluegrass bluesy vibe of this tune...your choice of instruments is excellent...that resonator is really cool...great job with the arrangement of the BiaB real tracks...I enjoyed it very much.
Nice arrangement - it moves along nicely!
I love the variety of instruments, and the hand off of the melody from one to the next.
Man, this is super cool Christian. Now this is my kinda blues!
Very relaxed song, what I like most is how you loop through your instruments, that's very well done and makes the song interesting.
Hi, Chris !
What a superb blues sound !
I enjoy it really much !
Cheers
Dani
Chris, this sounds like a group of musicians sitting on the porch and just jamming the night away! The only thing missing is someone on the jugs
Excellent use of RTs.
Thank you all for your kind comments.
Choosing the realtracks which fit together well and then select the best parts of each instrument for the song. That's what I've tried to do.