Chitlins Con Carne

[danwilson5]

Hi All,



A good friend and I did a remote collaboration. He lives about 20 minutes away, thanks COVID-19. Its an old Kenny Burrell tune off of his Midnight Blue Album.

Randall Smith is playing all of the guitars and I am playing the drums, bass and B3.

Any constructive criticism would be most appreciated.

Be safe everyone

Dan

[CrazySchmidt]

Well hell guys, that was friggin awesome, what a cruzy bluzy ride.

Compliments to Randall, really nice playing and tone, beautifully executed and of course to my friend also, you're really very diverse and very talented as this clearly shows!

More, more I say!!

Cheers, CS.

[CrazySchmidt]

Oh I forgot to ask, what gat is Randall playing on this, sounds very 335ish?

Cheers.

[mklankin@hotmail.com]

Hey Dan,

Dig the song and Randall did some tasteful playing on this with a nice sound but, of course, you supplied that solid foundation - drums, bass, keys...that's awesome.

Outside of the drums, what's real vs virtual sounds here?

Post more....
Michael

[danwilson5]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the kind words.

Randall is using an Ibanez Artcore with Humbuckers going into Amplitube 4 Fender collection - Twin and Deluxe Reverb Amps. The bass is a mix of the DI signal and B-15R AT4 (the one that comes with AT4).

The bass and guitar were real instruments and I played my electronic kit and triggered Superior Drummer 3 and the organ is just the stock organ that come with Logic X.

Aside from Amplitube 4 for the bass and guitars, I used a lot of plugin like the Black76 and White2A, the British channel and Stealth Limiter. I was very pleased with how the drums sounded running them through the new tape plugin.


Dan

[mklankin@hotmail.com]

Hey Dan,

Thanks for sharing the details. I kinda like to know what sounds were used or how they developed. I am also a fan of the new tape plugins.

I've got an all-Fender trial track from a couple years back that maybe I'll share next.

Thanks again,
Michael