Dernière édition par James Schmitt le Mer 6 Oct - 23:23, édité 2 fois
John Sluszny
Nombre de messages : 1217 Localisation : Bruxelles Date d'inscription : 14/07/2005
Sujet: Re: David Hartley Ven 29 Jan - 20:28
Et dans "The Grand Tour"(1er youtube),grâce à la position de la caméra,on voit (enfin) très bien le travail des genouillères et des pedales.
James Schmitt Rang: Administrateur
Nombre de messages : 6158 Age : 107 Localisation : St Beat - Pyrenées Date d'inscription : 04/07/2005
Sujet: Re: David Hartley Jeu 8 Juil - 17:54
How I record my Steel Guitar ? Answered..
I get many enquiries about this, so I thought I would post this thread.
This is how I record my steel to one of my completed backing tracks, or indeed, sessions I receive, online. The Rains guitar is played straight through the TELONICS pedal into the sound card of the Apple Mac. Lets start with the first thing I said there ! The Rains guitar? It is the ONLY guitar I have owned that will give a good recorded sound, or indeed, played back sound, by going straight into a mixer, or PC soundcard input. I know you are all saying, yes, here's a PLUG for Rains here, but its true, and I think its the pick-up mounting on the alloy neck thats the secret. There are NO screws into the body of the guitar, the PU is suspended from a metal plate from the alloy neck.. In fact, this is where all the sustain comes from too. Now, moving on from that, I use the TELONICS electronic volume pedal for recording. It is without doubt, the finest available, but at a cost, as you will all know. Worth every dollar though. Next, your sound card. Its got to be good. A dedicated studio quality PC/MAC interface is a must otherwise you will be 'tweeking' a lot afterwards to get your sound. I am not saying it can't be done direct to PC with their line inputs, but you only get what you pay for and you only need to but it once. I use FOCUSRITE SAFFIRE. When they first come out a few years ago, you would be lucky to get change out of £1000, but they are affordable now at around £300 or less. Thats it. STEEL/TELONICS/RECORDER. I forgot to mention the PU's on my Rains are George L 10-1. Gary Carpenter has twice put different PUs on guitars for me to try but within 2 days, I cut them and replaced them for these PUs. E66 are my second favorite.
Final Mix for Steel?
I add MONO compression on the steel channel after recording, Then Designer reverb (stereo) which is pre-set by Logic. I only adjust how much or little I need for a particular song. Any online session I do, I always return the steel back dry, with NO FX, but in 24bit 44.1khz with just compression to level it out a bit. Never over-do compression as more can always be added later.. Get the tone right and let the person the other end add what they want after that.
Please feel free to share this information as you wish, and I will also direct enquiries to my recorded steel to this thread.
Dernière édition par James Schmitt le Mer 6 Oct - 23:30, édité 2 fois
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Sujet: Re: David Hartley Mar 20 Juil - 11:50
L'original de Loretta Lynn live Avec un superbe picking à la psg Qui reconnaît le steeler, visible uniquement à 1.45 ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpA5Wut74MI&NR=1
J-M
John Sluszny
Nombre de messages : 1217 Localisation : Bruxelles Date d'inscription : 14/07/2005
Sujet: Re: David Hartley Mer 21 Juil - 18:11
Pour la version superbe de David Hartley,je me demande bien ce qu'il emploie comme "dobro simulation" avec la Sho-Bud. Ca ne sonne pas à mon avis comme un "Bobro" ou un "Match-bro.
James Schmitt Rang: Administrateur
Nombre de messages : 6158 Age : 107 Localisation : St Beat - Pyrenées Date d'inscription : 04/07/2005
It is a match-bro but after playing with it for a while I discovered that it only sounds authentic when playing single notes on strings 5 & 6 only and also playing in the lower fret positions too. Strings need to be picked quite hard too..
Dernière édition par James Schmitt le Mer 30 Oct - 8:39, édité 2 fois
Xavier Quilici
Nombre de messages : 527 Age : 72 Localisation : Tarn Date d'inscription : 06/07/2005
Sujet: Re: David Hartley Mar 19 Mar - 8:10
Bonjour
quelque soit la marque de la steel, le résultat sera toujours génial
bonne journée
Francois Bonin
Nombre de messages : 28 Age : 79 Localisation : Phillipines ,Carcar,CEBU Date d'inscription : 19/06/2013
Sujet: Re: David Hartley Dim 30 Juin - 9:04
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J'aimerais tant avoir le pouce placé de cette manière si celà permettait de jouer comme David hartley.L'important c'est le pied que l'on prend en écoutant un tel virtuose .Bonne année à tous les musicos....Robert
Je l'adore, je me suisse fait un cd pour ma voiture, il manie aussi tres bien la pedale de volume:cheers:
James Schmitt Rang: Administrateur
Nombre de messages : 6158 Age : 107 Localisation : St Beat - Pyrenées Date d'inscription : 04/07/2005