Bass, Lap Steel, Cell Phone

[ericmeyer4]

I made another recording today called "Cell" with my bass, lap steel, and interesting enough my cell phone.

Bass I ran clean through a flanger and then doubled it with a flanger and big muff.

My lap steel I ran through a delay pedal and added some reverb in the program.

The cell phone ran through the muffed/flanged bass.

I added some panning, volume swells, and did some reversing on the tracks and called it a day.

Let me know what you think!

Thanks,
Eric

 

[daemon barbeque]

Re: Bass, Lap Steel, Cell Phone

Man that's so awesome.So cool!
Hhehehe...Damn great!i like the pahse on the cellphone noise!Crazy!

 

[The Vault]

Re: Bass, Lap Steel, Cell Phone

Oh yea, man... there's some nice panning happening. The cell phone reminds me of someone that would have a twitch in their neck, or face!

Very cool.

 

[Thurisarz]

Re: Bass, Lap Steel, Cell Phone

I need a lap steel!!!

Where is the muff?

 

[ericmeyer4]

Re: Bass, Lap Steel, Cell Phone

Man that's so awesome.So cool!
Hhehehe...Damn great!i like the pahse on the cellphone noise!Crazy!

Thanks!

Oh yea, man... there's some nice panning happening. The cell phone reminds me of someone that would have a twitch in their neck, or face!

Very cool.

Everytime I'm next to a computer or a tv and my cell phone gets ready to ring it starts messing with my speakers, so I said I'm using it!

I need a lap steel!!!

Where is the muff?

Its in the background. If you listen to the bass you can hear if moving from left to right under the clean sound. The best time to hear it is when the line ends and holds the note and you can hear an envelop type sound in the back ground... thats the muff.