New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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https://soundcloud.com/jgreenwd/fugue-2

Fugue 2 from Bach's Well Tempered Clavier performed on an Agile Renaissance 8-string acoustic with flat-wounds.

Mic'd with MXL 551 and a cloned Neumann U67 in mid-side configuration into an RME Fireface 400.
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marked for later \m/
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I would say that is nice and nicely recorded , mmm hmmm
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I must say that, it was a sincere pleasure to listen to your recording. Well done!!! :rawk: :rawk: :rawk: :rawk:

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Re: New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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Re: New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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fretless wrote:I would say that is nice and nicely recorded , mmm hmmm


ajaxlepinski wrote:I must say that, it was a sincere pleasure to listen to your recording. Well done!!! :rawk: :rawk: :rawk: :rawk:


GRIMESPACE wrote::thu:


Thanks for listening and the comments! There are a few spots where parts didn't balance as well as I would have liked. I need to invest in
some real monitors at some point.
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Re: New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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Nicely done! I really enjoy hearing this style of music, especially on what I tend to think as a more rock oriented forum. Thanks for the cool tune!! Was that Agile acoustic a custom made one or do they normally make that style of acoustic guitar?

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Re: New acoustic recording: Bach 2nd Fugue

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colejustesen wrote:Nicely done! I really enjoy hearing this style of music, especially on what I tend to think as a more rock oriented forum. Thanks for the cool tune!! Was that Agile acoustic a custom made one or do they normally make that style of acoustic guitar?

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I'm glad you dig it. :thu: I've been working on being a more versatile reader. Playing
4-part keyboard music on guitar (one voice at a time) seemed like a good way to go.

When I went exclusively to 8-strings 2 years ago, I figured I needed to grab an acoustic
as well. It's an off-the-shelf 8-string acoustic that they started making a year or two ago.
The neck profile feels 95% the same as my Carvin DC800's. Apparently, they are making
them in multiscale now, as well as nylon string, small-bodied classical. I replaced the nut
and saddle with GraphTech TUSQ bits and put flat wound strings on it.

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