Adobe Audition Recording - Funky!!!

[jaredmartin13]

Feeling groovy today so I decided to make a Funky song with some solo using adobe audition. Not the best but what the heck....Enjoy!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5QsNdjDhv8

Check out my other stuff at: http://www.myspace.com/mrjaredmartin13

Layred 3 guitars, a bass and drums

Cheers:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

 

[blueprintstudios]

sounds good, nice solo hehehe , but is the kickdrum's resonance mixed on purpose though? that boom boom sound

 

[jaredmartin13]

hey blueprintstudios, how's it going?

Yeah the drums part was kinda on purpose. Was experimenting with the reverb. I usually just put in some EQ effects on the drums but I was amazed with the sound that was produced when I put in some reverb.

I put in a touch of "Medium Auditorium" hahaha guess I over did it.
Glad you liked the solo's. It took me quite a number of takes before I nailed/almost nailed it.

Will come up with some more - Rock on\m/

 

[blueprintstudios]

what's the signal chain details? mic/preamp/etc

 

[jaredmartin13]

Gee I really didn't pay too much attention to the details as I was only concerned about the sound. But here it is, check out the links below for the Guitar details:

Lead / Solos
John Petrucci 's tone / Zoom G2.1U patch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9krAt29YaY8&feature=related

Clean
Red Hot Chili Peppers ' guitar tone / Zoom G2.1U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=armIabL3Tz4&feature=related
Metallica 's tone / Zoom G2.1U / Digitech GNX4 patches
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmWryY8nf7I&NR=1

I directly record my composition via USB (Guitar > Multi Effects > PC) sometime I use a crybaby in between the guitar and G2.1u. I usually have my ear dictate if the sound is too "dry" or not. I tend put in a bit more "chorus" or "delay" on a patch for lead/solos.

For the clean tone on the guitar you can use the patch from RHCP or Metallica. Metallica's has more chorus on it and is very nice to use when doing clean leads. If you want a more funky guitar sound, use the RHCP patch then take out the chorus and delay (to your liking) then add a bit of wah.

Hope this helps man

 

[blueprintstudios]

oh haha I meant more like the recording signal chain not the guitar settings heheh so it's DI recording.

keep it up man sounds gd

 

[jaredmartin13]

Not a clue bro....hahaha

Yep as long as it sounds nice to me...it's all good.:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen: