@Irene - thank you very much for your kind comment - yes, it was only me with multi-tracks recording.
Compared to you we are lucky with the weather - today the sun is shining and we have around 60 degree Fahrenheit - the next days it will be at around 70!
@Dusty - thank you very much for your kind comment - concerning multi-track recordings: my last Christmas present was a little but fine "recording corner" in our living room with micro and stand (which I already had), interface (bought used via ebay), monitors, headphone, laptop with DAW (Presonus Studio One Professional) for which a friend of mine so kindly gave me access to.
So I am still doing my first steps with recordings - I haven´t yet added any effects on the recordings like compressor, equalizer, reverb etc.
Last week I was very happy to find out how to create a stereo/room effect and that makes a really big difference when listening to it.
It makes much fun to do these multi-track recordings - by oneself but also putting together tracks from various musicians - like I did with Luigi and with pleasure would do with others who are interested and would like to.
I love this one. I play it often with the gals that play dulcimer with me and we split into parts too. I love the different parts. Is it only you recording over a track or others joined you? When we got out of our friends house after dinner, there was 4 inches of WET SNOW....oh well. happy Easter it was for us. Aloha, irene
Very pretty. Listening to you makes me wish I knew how to make multi-track recordings. I love the variety of moods you create with different arrangements.
Ariane, Thank you for your playing of this beautiful hymn. In these trying times it has become a source of peace for me to hear it.
Just lovely!!! Love this song and don't play it nearly as well.
Thank you very much Terry for your kind comment
Ariane, I love this song, and you played it with such feeling and beauty. Wonderful.
Thank you.
@Elvensong - thank you very much for your kind comment - it makes fun to create a duo, trio or more
Very "sweet"ly played.
I have never thought of accompanying myself. I must try it sometime.
Thanks for sharing, Ariane
@Kevin - thank you very much for your kind comment.
Very nice, Ariane. Beautiful.
@Bob, @Terry and @Jim - I am very happy to read your nice comments - thank you very much.
Oh so nice
Very pretty. I enjoy your playing.
Very pretty!
@Irene - thank you very much for your kind comment - yes, it was only me with multi-tracks recording.
Compared to you we are lucky with the weather - today the sun is shining and we have around 60 degree Fahrenheit - the next days it will be at around 70!
@Richard - thank you very much for your kind comment.
@Dusty - thank you very much for your kind comment - concerning multi-track recordings: my last Christmas present was a little but fine "recording corner"
in our living room with micro and stand (which I already had), interface (bought used via ebay), monitors, headphone, laptop with DAW (Presonus Studio One Professional) for which a friend of mine so kindly gave me access to.
So I am still doing my first steps with recordings - I haven´t yet added any effects on the recordings like compressor, equalizer, reverb etc.
Last week I was very happy to find out how to create a stereo/room effect and that makes a really big difference when listening to it.
It makes much fun to do these multi-track recordings - by oneself but also putting together tracks from various musicians - like I did with Luigi and with pleasure would do with others who are interested and would like to.
@Sierron - thank you very much for your kind comment :)
@Robin - thank you very much for your kind comment : )
I love this one. I play it often with the gals that play dulcimer with me and we split into parts too. I love the different parts. Is it only you recording over a track or others joined you? When we got out of our friends house after dinner, there was 4 inches of WET SNOW....oh well. happy Easter it was for us. Aloha, irene
Awesom, Ariane. Thanks for sharing it with us. Have a happy Easter.
Very pretty. Listening to you makes me wish I knew how to make multi-track recordings. I love the variety of moods you create with different arrangements.