Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 8:58:25 GMT -5
OK, another one... I promise I won't flood this section with tunes -- actually, I can't, since I don't write that many songs. You may all breathe a sigh of relief. Now, books and stories are another matter... 
Anyway, "You've Gone" is a tune that I originally put together in Apple's Garageband, with me trying to imitate the sound of a full band. I'm playing all the parts except for the drums, which are pre-recorded loops and some occasional hits from a midi keyboard I had at the time (and no longer have). The guitars aren't acoustic this time, but were done with my Guild Starfire V electric. I'm also playing bass and singing all the vocals, including the somewhat dissonant ones on the chorus that my jazz-playing son insisted I should do.
But the Garageband version was muddy and not sufficiently hi-fidelity for me. One thing Logic Pro X can do is import Garageband tracks and allow you to change and adjust the settings. So I did that with "You've Gone" and I'm much happier with the result.
This is a tune I do occasionally on solo gigs, too -- with just acoustic guitar and one voice. Maybe down the road I'll record that version too. Maybe... or maybe not.
In any case, here it is: www.farrellworlds.com/Gone.mp3
Anyway, "You've Gone" is a tune that I originally put together in Apple's Garageband, with me trying to imitate the sound of a full band. I'm playing all the parts except for the drums, which are pre-recorded loops and some occasional hits from a midi keyboard I had at the time (and no longer have). The guitars aren't acoustic this time, but were done with my Guild Starfire V electric. I'm also playing bass and singing all the vocals, including the somewhat dissonant ones on the chorus that my jazz-playing son insisted I should do.
But the Garageband version was muddy and not sufficiently hi-fidelity for me. One thing Logic Pro X can do is import Garageband tracks and allow you to change and adjust the settings. So I did that with "You've Gone" and I'm much happier with the result.
This is a tune I do occasionally on solo gigs, too -- with just acoustic guitar and one voice. Maybe down the road I'll record that version too. Maybe... or maybe not.
In any case, here it is: www.farrellworlds.com/Gone.mp3
