Very nicely done @bjams! Great tone and mix.
Killer! Great feel and lovely 1/8th notes in those choruses!
Solid groove throughout and nice sound. I dig this.
Great cover, and played well on the right bass. Duck Dunn is one of my biggest influences. His lines always serve the song, and are often more complex than a casual listening would suggest. As you mention, there is some fun syncopation going on - and he does that a lot.
excellent cover @bjams ! you played it with a great groove and a very appropriate tone, I really enjoyed listening to it. also a great song choice !
Here’s my drums & bass cover of Foo Fighters ‘Learn to Fly’.
Sooo … twice as many mistakes as usual for you to enjoy
Drums and bass were 100% removed with the Moises app and reinstated with: Crush Chameleon Ash drum set, Ludwig Supraphonic snare, Meinl cymbals, LP tambourine, Serek Midwestern 2 bass. The audio interface is a RME Fireface UC. All sounds mixed in Reaper.
Awesome! The whole rhythm section
Thank you. Not sure that’s completely correct in this case though, as the Foos use 2 or 3 rhythm guitar parts
Nice! You added quite a bit of fills and flourishes that sounded cool! When I played with the band on it I stuck to just the original line, minus on a transfer part. Very well done!
that’s excellent @sfadams ! I really like those multiple-instruments cover and you nailed this song !
How did you record into the DAW while also recording you playing it on video? I haven’t figured this one out yet.
Nice cover @bjams,
Don’t know the song, but you played it really nicely,
You were right in the groove:+1:
Cheers Brian
Great job @sfadams, on all angles.
When are ya gunna add a bit of guitar to your covers
Cheers Brian
Using ADAT. But … not straightforward. I found this video the most help (I have nearly the exact same gear and same DAW as this guy, except I don’t use the Behringer mic preamps he has):
It’s actually a helpful video because he admits he makes some rookie errors and explains why and how he worked around it.
Cheers @TNKA36. Six strings scare me! I might start to add some singing though, just for kicks.
Thanks. Yes a bit of improvisation in both parts. Some of my bass fills ‘clashed’ a bit with the drum fills, but nothing disastrous I hope.
Not at all man, gave it some nice flavor!
Oops, never mind "Learn to Fly’, I need to learn to read: I just realised I didn’t address the video part of your question. That part is simpler: I discard the camera audio (to use the video only), and import the rendered .wav file from the Reaper session, then I spend a few minutes synching up the camera video and Reaper audio files in Adobe Premiere Pro.