How I Did It
Feeling Goodby Artexflow
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Software :
- Sequencer : Logic Pro 8
- Guitar Sound : Native Instrument Guitar Rig 2
- Drums : Toontrack EZDrummer
- Bass : Logic's preset "Session Bass"
Hardware :
- Soundcard : M-Audio Fast Track Ultra
- Master Keyboard : M-Audio Axiom 61
- Cables : We don't care but this is funny
- Pick : I can't see it anymore
- Guitar : Fender Stratocaster w/ Seymour Duncan Hot Rails
Samples I Used
Feeling Good by Forensic
Original Samples
I created the guitar, the bassline (well, this is keyboard and very close from the guitar but...), and the drums...
Process
Well, I didn't know how ccmixter works, so I clicked on the button "a cappellas", and picked up the first one I saw (by the way it wasn't the first on the list).
I listened to it several times, didn't know what to do with it, took my guitar and improvised on the a cappella. The first riff came soon, I recorded it and put a funky sound from Guitar Rig 2 (the exact preset is "Funky Autowah").
After a few difficulties to adapt it, I recorded the same riff for the "rock" part.
Well, we don't care. I recorded all the guitars parts, step by step according to the voice.
Then I recorded the drums, with the Axiom pads, automationned everything, adjustings the errors...
A applied some mastering presets, "Rock Room Kit" for the drums (I changed the Multipress preset from "Punchy drums" to "hi-fi drum"), "Male Voice Solo 01" for the voice, adjusted the levels and tadam !
Other Notes
Sorry I'm French, my english is crappy.
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