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wayne
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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Hip Hop<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects<BR> copyright © 2003 stephen narkle & wayne freer<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Here's something that Stephen Narkle & i put together recently - although it's been sitting around for a year now.

A year ago a carload of aboriginal boys pulled up at our place with my old mate Kelton Pell, and his son Stephen Narkle was one of them. He had put together a few rhymes and wanted a backing track to do them live.

So... i did a 4 bar drum loop, a 4 bar guitar loop and played the Stingray 5-string for a big, floppy take.

a few weeks ago Stephen came around again, this time he recorded vocals, but due to the two freeways and the two scsi drives they are a little noisy :smile:

It's got some kensuguro mod73 on it (goodonya Ken), and i mucked around with the vocoder a bit.

needs work, and rerecording, but i reckon the fulla is moorditj :smile:


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Post by Gordon Gekko »

cannot download it?
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Post by Counterparts »

legros wrote:

cannot download it?
I think there's a problem in the filename (slashes)

"1stephen_narkle_&_wayne_freer_'aboriginal'_demo.mp3"

Edit: the back-slashes are just before the apostrophes, but have disappeared in the posting I made (?)

Right click the file link, then choose "save link target as..." (or your browser's variant thereof) and then alter the filename to something permissable.

HTH,

Royston

Edit2: Liked the track a lot, by the way! Good rappin' What did you do to get the stereo effect of the vocals?


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Post by wayne »

thanks Royston, should be working now :smile:
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Post by kensuguro »

that's my rhodes baby!! hehe. Great use of the vocoders by the way. Live bass always turns me on also. hehe. Man, the bass gets funkier the more I listen to it!
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Post by borg »

plain fantastic... it's complete (to me) excellent bass work, super vocals, great production... although the intro got me worried for a few secs :wink:
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Post by Gordon Gekko »

wayne! :smile:
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Post by wayne »

cheers, kind folks :smile:

Royston, the vocalist just did two passes, i panned them a bit, and i think there's a bit of stereo expander on the whole mix.

I'm getting used to this bass track - it is just 4&1/2 minutes of mucking around in a fairly slack way, so originally i thought i may have to tighten it up a bit, but i kind of like how the vocals work with it now.

Rock on regardless :grin:
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Post by Nestor »

I love it, very nice... Only thing I'm missing is a bit more botton in the bass, cos it sound s little think in here... For the rest very nice. I have alwasy liked how you play bass, you are very sure of the bits... and this is very important for a bassist to keep.

Cool indeed. :smile:
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Post by Gordon Gekko »

can't seem to get enough of this, been listening to it about 15 times this weekend. i especially like it when you hit those lower notes on the 5th string :smile: this is it man!!! we're planning on doing a live set before christmas here in paris; we already got 6 of our tunes well under way and are looking for other people stuff to play. would you mind us playing it? pleeeeeeeaz :smile: :smile:
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Post by garyb »

yep.ab-original.


(mi like it.)

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Post by wayne »

hey, Legros, go for it :grin:

it would be an honour for you to spin this track.
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Post by Gordon Gekko »

thanks wayne, good luck with the opera
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Enjoyed it .:wink:
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Post by Canzerboy »

Phat and variable bassline. Some very nice vocals. If you can get rid of the noise on the mic, this this track is finished for the masses.

Nice work
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