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Post by deweak on Apr 20, 2008 19:51:45 GMT
I've mixed the first covers demo of my band Kimura. We've got five tracks on our Myspace : www.myspace.com/kimuraliveFor my keyboards parts, most of pads come from the Fusion 6HD, pianos are the the PC1x's and I play the leads on the V-Synth GT. |
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Post by Hollow Sun on Apr 20, 2008 20:31:11 GMT
Very good. Great band you have there.
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Post by deweak on Apr 20, 2008 21:20:56 GMT
Thanks Steve !
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Post by mps on Apr 21, 2008 1:06:11 GMT
Tight!
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Post by deweak on Apr 21, 2008 16:46:33 GMT
Sorry, but what means tight ? :-) Me poor little Frenchie !
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Post by Hollow Sun on Apr 21, 2008 17:08:19 GMT
Sorry, but what means tight ? Errmmm ... it means 'tight'! A modern musical term that's actually tricky to define. It means that they play very well in time with each other - everybody is well synchronised. The bass plays on the beat at the same time as the kick drum, the guitar and keyboard play in time with the bass and drums. Tight! The opposite is 'sloppy' where a band don't play very well in time with each other. I thought 'tight' was universally known in this context.  Typical usage includes such observations as "Prince's 'New Power Generation' are as tight as a duck's arse"  Steve |
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Post by deweak on Apr 21, 2008 17:29:09 GMT
Arf, ok ! I never heard about that ! Here, in France, we say "carré" (square) when everything is well synced. So thanks MPS, but I don't find us so tight :-) For the demos, we played on a clic track but it was a new exercise for the drummer and the guitarist, so they're not always well placed in time. Nevertheless, I'm quite satisfied because we've done everything in re-recording (with the drummer sessions after everyone else).
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