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I would love some feedback from my forum friends on this one. Still a rough mix but close. There will be a video when its done.

http://soundcloud.com/bluesteelguitar/teach

thanks guys !
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Mighty fine job Karen.
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Great job.

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Karen you nailed it. Spot on.
Which guitar did you use for this cut?

FWIW That song is most likely the most influential steel run that got me interested in steel guitar.
Gosh that was a long time ago.

Great job.
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Thanks. I used my Emmons. I actually recorded direct using a Tech 21 Blonde pedal and some plug-ins that came with my recording software which is Digital Performer. I just added the steel track, the vocals and other instruments were pre-mixed and sent to me. I sent the guy back the steel track so he can do a final mix.
I had a lot of fun doing this and pretty happy with how it came out.
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Sounds good, Karen. You're channeling Jerry very well! Your playing has improved a lot in the past year or so... it shows what practice and determination can do. And that little blue Emmons rings like a bell!
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Doug Beaumier wrote:Sounds good, Karen. You're channeling Jerry very well! Your playing has improved a lot in the past year or so... it shows what practice and determination can do. And that little blue Emmons rings like a bell!
Thanks Doug !! ;-)
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A great job on the steel on this song Karen !
This is one of my favorites .
Im still beating my brain's out trying to get it right .

I would love to have this song track to play with !

Jim !~~
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Hey, nice job, Karen.
Watch for a PM I'm sending you,
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Good job Karen, I'm proud of you!
I love that song. It's a catchy tune with a positive message.
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Thanks Doug ! I just got word that the video should be done soon. will post when its ready
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nice Karen :)
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That came out real nice! Brings back a lot of memories.
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Nice! I really like the close-ups of your Emmons.
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Yea Karen!!!
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Mickey Adams wrote:Yea Karen!!!
Thanks buddy :mrgreen:
how was your trip ?
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Post by Bent Romnes »

Karen, I say wow! what a good performance. You are playing with a fine touch. Perfect practice pays off!
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the video of me was added after the session and after i recorded my part which is why there is only a few shots of my playing, but he wanted me in the video. i recorded the steel track in my home studio. i made a few edits but it's pretty much done in a few takes with only a couple of punch in's. i don't like copy/paste recording, i prefer to get it done mostly in one performance.
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Post by Ransom Beers »

Yeah I'd pay $$$ to go 'n' see these guys('n' gurl),great job.