"Lost In The Feeling" 10 - 5 - 2011

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"Lost In The Feeling" 10 - 5 - 2011

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My Latest posted on Youtube this afternoon.

Click here for "Lost In The Feeling"

Again based on John's version.

Since my last one, was said to have the effects set too high, I felt I'd let everyone hear my "Black 2005 D-10 Carter" using XR-16 pickups, also, using nothing other than the steel itself. "No effects at all".

Once again all comments are welcome, regardless of good, bad or indifferent.

Thanks for listening,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Don
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Post by Georg Sørtun »

Easy to hear that you can make that steel sound plenty good enough on its own, without any effects. I like it!

BTW, are you just jogging the volume pedal a bit too much, or is there something in your recording software/setup that makes especially the steel "jog" up and down in volume where it apparently shouldn't ?
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Post by Carl Kilmer »

Hi Don, another great one for sure. You nailed it my friend. :)
Your smile at the end says it all, you played it from your heart.
I love the way you play it, wish I could even learn to play it. :\
Give em' coming, really enjoy listening to you.
Carl "Lucky" Kilmer
aka "Lucky Kay"--Custom built Rittenberry SD10 3X5, Walker S/S, NV-112, and Hilton Pedal
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Post by Don Brown, Sr. »

Hi Georg,

Where you ask:
BTW, are you just jogging the volume pedal a bit too much, or is there something in your recording software/setup that makes especially the steel "jog" up and down in volume where it apparently shouldn't?
I'd like to hear other's opinions on that. I say that, because the only thing I'm hearing is my way of expressing my own feeling/s via way of however it comes out, when playing a tune I'm really into. ;-) And to me, that's when a lot of use comes into play on many terms of playing. So I can't be sure if it's overly done or not? "Interesting thought, though"!

How about some others expressing what they are hearing here too.

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Paul Franklin, Tommy White, Mike Sigler? Anyone else willing to give a listen to let me know what they are hearing? I sure would appreciate it tons and tons. I need all the help I can get at this stage in life..

Thanks,,,,,,,,,, Don
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Post by Bishop Ronnie P Hall »

Hi again Don! :)
Now that`s what I`m talking about for you tube playing. Your playing is magnificent. Keep it "cooking" my friend, I love your technique, and quality of touch, and sound. (Nice beard too!) :lol:
Be blessed my friend :) . I`ll be listening,,,
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Post by Danny Letz »

That was real pretty. You and the Carter have got it, but don't let them talk you out of all your effects. A little reverb or delay would have really accented that song. Just learn to use it sparingly and on the right songs and you got it made.
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Post by Don Brown, Sr. »

Hi Carl,

Thanks, and I'm glad you like it. What you hear, is nothing you can't do. I use two knee levers, Lowering E's and Raising E's. and the three A,B & C pedals, in anything I play. I have to work around anything that calls for more than that, since I can't use my right leg for the knee levers. Listen to it in parts, and you'll be playing it in no time at all. Everything I play that's other folks material, I learn by listening. The same way I learned when just starting out years and years back in time. I don't use tab, and I just get them as close as I'm capable of,(which isn't too close). :)

Thanks again, and glad you liked it.

Your friend
Don
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Post by Don Brown, Sr. »

Hi Bishop Ron,

Thanks a whole lot for your kind words. Glad you liked it. I'm laughing :lol: at the, "Nice beard too". I let it grow for 10 years once, without a razor touching it. It was down below my waist. I finally shaved it off, and just don't like shaving. :D I know, it needs to come off.. :oops:
PS: Maybe I shouldn't have scratched my nose at the end!!!!!!! :oops:

Thanks again, and glad you liked the tune.

Keep up the great work.

Your friend,
DOn
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Post by Don Brown, Sr. »

Hi Danny,

Thanks for the reply and glad you liked it.

Yes, I'm going to be using a small amount of reverb, and maybe just a touch of delay. I'm currently experimenting around trying to come up with something that works. This is all new to me. Even the come back trail is too. :)

I appreciate your reply and advice.

Thanks again, and keep up the good work.

Your friend,
Don