steve@baselines.com
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Thanks Bjorn. It did take a lot of time and research to get it right. It's one of my favorites off of one of my favorite Beatles albums. Steve
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Thanks Jim - I appreciate your comment!
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Those are all built into Nectar - I also sometimes send the vocals to reel adt (waves) but just a little bit. And sometimes I use Vocal Rider (Waves) to even things out if needed.
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Thank you!
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Thank you! - been awhile, hope you are doing well!
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Hi Jack - thanks. For the vocals, I used Nectar 3 - and since I am not a great singer, I used Melodyne on some portions. There are 18 total tracks of vocals, 9 for me and 9 for @kiwichrys. Of those nine, there are three for each part (John, Paul and George). It took some work with Melodyne to line them all up closely.
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Thanks Mark - I'm going to go back and maybe make some adjustments to the low voices.
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I found this video that was posted by Richard Buskin. I think he took an official video and put his audio to it. I took the audio out and put my version of Because. I play instruments and do some vocals on it and @kiwichrys (from Bandlab) adds more vocals. She did all 9 vocal tracks as I also did...but she handles the high McCartney part better.
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I had a Texas Instruments that was smaller than an ipad. It had a whopping 16KB memory pack that plugged into it and was about the size of an old mouse. Shortly after that, I went to Commodore and never went back. I had a VIC20, a 64 and a 128. I didn't get the Amiga. My buddy and I interfaced to the VIC 20 to create an 8 bay power supply tester. He did the hardware AtoD converter and I wrote the software in machine language no less. They sold an EEPROM blower so that we could make a cartridge that would start up the program when we turned on the computer. Those Commodores were pretty powerful. I remember spending a couple of hundred bucks at Lechmere on an old dot matrix printer that printed at about 10 characters per hour (LOL - slight exaggeration). Then I got an IBM 286 and spent an additional couple of hundred on memory sticks that I think got me 8MB more RAM. I also had a couple of huge monsters from Nixdorf that ran CPM on which I was able to play wonderful amber PONG games.
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Lynn, this is absolutely fantastic! Great work, love it.
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I wrote this a while back, but updated it recently. More of a classical feel, something that fits my morose political and cultural outlook of late. https://baselines.com/?p=5827
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Thanks very much Andy!
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Thanks Lynn - that makes me feel wonderful!
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Thank you Mark!
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Thanks Jack - Dave can also sound a lot like John Lennon as well. He's a chap from England himself!
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Thanks a lot for the feedback. I agree with what you said about the tamborine, but I decided not to lower it, because it made me think of Ringo while listening! I just got the book that details each day in the studio at Abbey Road and have been reading it since Christmas - a wonderful story!
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Here's a cover of the great Beatles song 'For No One' from the Revolver Album. Dave Overland (@eipi) on Bandlab sings vocal on this one. https://baselines.com/?p=5833 Thanks for listening. Steve
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Hi Lynn! Thank you very much.
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Thanks Nigel!
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Here's a cover of Tina's song 'What's Love Got To Do With It' - Sung my @therealmadamez and guitars by @turbomaus on Bandlab. I play the other instruments and produced. https://baselines.com/?p=5822
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Yes it is a cover I did. I don’t know why anyone would post the original song here or something someone else did. Thank you for listening and commenting!
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I just finished a book about Warren Zevon. What a tortured soul. I love this song and related to him on a number of points. This is from the Excitable Boy album which I wore out on my turntable back in the 70s. https://baselines.com/?p=5816 Hope everyone is having a great Christmas or holiday season wherever you are. Keep the faith. Steve
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Here's another song from the Private Lightning album. I play bass on this. http://baselines.com/?p=5797
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Physical Speed - Private Lightning
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The picture here is the studio where this song was recorded, with the drum setup. This was AIR studio in Montserrat before it got destroyed by a hurricane. I played Bass Guitar on this one. https://baselines.com/?p=5800
