Here's a take of But Not For Me. I hope you enjoy listening.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfUxwQBjYvs
Is this in D ....or are you just glad to see me ?Is this in D or are you mad at me?
I believe the backing track needs a lot of compression but I didn’t think about it at first.As long as the OP is having fun, that's great, but getting a good mix, would be nice, if possible.
It really depends on which ones. And does the thumb qualify as finger or not? Left hand or right? Married or single?Does sticking two fingers up mean something different over there?
I don’t see any harm in compressing a backing track, but maybe it’s best to first consider a performance over the backing track which folllows the dynamics. If that isn’t what you want then by all means compression can be a great tool - but as a sound engineer you know this already.I believe the backing track needs a lot of compression but I didn’t think about it at first.
Wait...same hand ?Does sticking two fingers up mean something different over there?
I produce content often and overlook simple things sometimes because by the time I'm done playing I'm eager to finish and relax. Obviously mixing is an important step and in the future I'm going to make sure my backing tracks are loud enough.honestly...regarding 'compression'....stop with digressions and let's stick to the basics...
All you needed to do here was turn up the volume of the backing track....it's simply too low in the video...
...then we would have been able to hear immediately what was awry here...
A bit off-topic, but I did have a close encounter with a Great White Shark will paddling in my sea kayak off the CA coast near where I live. I watched the huge dorsal fin cutting through the water coming right toward me. I didn't waste any time on praying; I simply paddled away as fast as I could. Pretty exciting, to say the least.When a 15 foot long Shark, glides under your 15' kayak, prayer is often quiet. 🙏
+1.All you needed to do here was turn up the volume of the backing track....it's simply too low in the video...
...then we would have been able to hear immediately what was awry here...
Was that Marin ? I remember back in the day some years where there were sightings off of Marin coast ...A bit off-topic, but I did have a close encounter with a Great White Shark will paddling in my sea kayak off the CA coast near where I live. I watched the huge dorsal fin cutting through the water coming right toward me. I didn't waste any time on praying; I simply paddled away as fast as I could. Pretty exciting, to say the least.
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There are very few unprovoked shark attacks per year and only a handful of fatalities.A bit off-topic, but I did have a close encounter with a Great White Shark will paddling in my sea kayak off the CA coast near where I live. I watched the huge dorsal fin cutting through the water coming right toward me. I didn't waste any time on praying; I simply paddled away as fast as I could. Pretty exciting, to say the least.
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No, it was just off Pillar Point, offshore from El Granada, north of Half Moon Bay. Have you heard of the Maverick's Wave, a huge 40-50+ foot wave that occurs a few times of year during the Winter? It attracts big wave surfers from all over. That's basically where I was (the wave was not happening at the time).Was that Marin ? I remember back in the day some years where there were sightings off of Marin coast ...
Very true. It's the seals that those sharks are after. The area I was paddling has a lot of seals and sharks are definitely around. But I've never really worried about getting attacked in my kayak (although I do know a guy who had the stern of his kayak bitten, but he was unharmed). Seeing that shark was more of a thrill than a scary incident.There are very few unprovoked shark attacks per year and only a handful of fatalities.
Only one in USA in 2025.
The film is responsible for all the fear not the sharks.
