Jane has a strong hook. I wrote it many moons ago. It was inspired by a broken heart.
Drums are a mix of MIDI and Mixcraft loops.
Guitar is a Strat style Yamaha with a humbucker in the bridge position. Amp is a simulator.
Bass is a Fender Jazz going through a guitar amp simulator.
Vocal Mic is a cheap Peavey. Some compression and delay on the vocals.
Room reverb and high mids boost on the entire mix.
Guitar reminds me of early tracks by the Stranglers. I'm not sure about the track length, for the genre I usually think of 2 and a half minutes or less, but maybe you think of it differently.
Mixcraft 9 Pro Studio (build 470) recording output using MRecorder
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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 & 8i6
Ian Craig wrote:Guitar reminds me of early tracks by the Stranglers. I'm not sure about the track length, for the genre I usually think of 2 and a half minutes or less, but maybe you think of it differently.
When I used to listen to songs that I liked I always wanted them to last longer especially when the band was jamming at the end. 2 - 3 minute songs were made for radio.
TheHound wrote:When I used to listen to songs that I liked I always wanted them to last longer especially when the band was jamming at the end. 2 - 3 minute songs were made for radio.
Good point
Mixcraft 9 Pro Studio (build 470) recording output using MRecorder
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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 & 8i6
In the best cover bands I was in we didn’t allow noodle-doodling. No free-style solos either, we played it like the albums. However IMO, with the right musicians, jamming is way fun and rules!!!
No free-style solos either, we played it like the albums. However IMO, with the right musicians, jamming is way fun and rules!!!