Ya Baby

insideout · August 2006

I felt like goofing around with some effects. The song is pretty basic again, but I played with some pitch shift and of course - ya ya

As always, comments on mix etc would be most appreciated.

Thanks,
I/O

http://www.digitech.com/soundcomm/patches/GNX3000/YaBaby.mp3

partch · August 2006

insideout,
Hey cool little groove there!!! Sounded like you had fun soloing over that?? I like it sounded cool!! I need to spend some time with GNX4 just playing around with effects and such so I have a better idea what eveything does. Before this GNX4 I had and overdrive pedal & chorus pedal. So this thing offers so much I've never used or know how to use properly. Take care.

God Bless!!!
Partch

shredd · August 2006

Hey 'out...I dug this. Nice groove on the slow rythm, with a rippin lead to spice it up so it wouldn't drag. The mix was good - only thing I'd do different if I were me is to even out the high end/treble bite between the yaya groove and the bite-y soloing. Lots of bite in the solo, not as much in the groove. Bass was also hard to pull out of the mix. But overall it was a kewl jam and a great listen!! Great job dood!!!

Tal Rules · August 2006

Excellent playing...
Effects were pretty cool... 8)

See Ya,
Tal.. 8)

WOGS858 · August 2006

ya ya YA

Simple or not --doesen't matter --the question is does it MOVE you and I say YES castleman it moves me and another quality tune from your skull

mix sounds great---If I were picky I'd say it sounds a little digital in the tone---but who can get away from that with these gnx's
keep rockin bro

insideout · August 2006

Thanks for listening guys!!

Partch, yes, this was a fun one. Just messin' around with effects and thought, hey this sounds cool - I should record it

Shredd, appreciate the feedback man! I agree on the bite on the lead - the patch is a sweet Marsh tone, but when I put the pitch shift on, it got really trebley (is that a word??). It didn't sound as bad through my amps, but I should have gone back to tweak it anyway.

Tal, as always, it's great to hear from you - much appreciated 8)

Wogs, My skull thanks you :shock:

. Glad you were moved (and not removed

). I also agree on the tone - I should have taken more time to tweak before I posted it. Always enjoy hearing from you Paul!!

Thanks again!
I/O

0Dannyboy · August 2006

:twisted: rAWK ON THAT WAS COOL NICE FLUID LEADS :!:

insideout Posted: comments on mix etc would be most appreciated.

Kinda Brite. I think the drums need to come up in the mix too. ..hmmm just my 2 cents ...oh yea and you asked.

I really think its a sweet jam. :P

insideout · August 2006

Thanks ODB 8) . You're right, I asked for it

. That's why I posted it.. to get advice from the folks I respect - hey, that's you

. I've tried to use the EQ in PTP, but it doesn't seem to be activated

. Is there any other way that you guys know of to tweak the high end down in PTP once it's recorded, or do I just have to start over. :x . Can anyone tell me why the EQ function is there, but not active?

thatsastrat · August 2006

I am a sucker for the ya-ya effect.
Nice job.

insideout · September 2006

Thanks thatsastrat! Glad you liked it, and I appreciate the listen 8)

ACWild · September 2006

I've always wanted to use the ya effect, but never could think of anything that I liked. This is really cool. Strong groove on this tune. Very cool. 8)
The mix sounded good on my speakers, but that's not saying much.

insideout · September 2006

Thanks ACWild! I appreciate the nice words!! 8) Hey, Christmas is coming, maybe DigiSanta will bring you new speakers

ACWild · September 2006

\insideout\ wrote:

Thanks ACWild! I appreciate the nice words!! 8) Hey, Christmas is coming, maybe DigiSanta will bring you new speakers

Ha ha, I meant my computer speakers. They're Klipsch THX, but I have a bad wire that's driving me nuts!
I really like the groove you've got going in your song. It's the type that makes me get off my butt.

Ya Baby

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