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Dan Baker
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Dan Baker - Musician: tutorials on iOS GarageBand, music theory, gear demos and full tunes multitrack recorded.
You can see my musical activities at www.danbaker-music.com
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You can see my musical activities at www.danbaker-music.com
Record your tune at www.music-recording-experience.com
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Blues with Bob - a stop off on my long walk
Here's the first tune I did along the way - met up with an old friend at the King John pub in Tollard Royal, Wiltshire and sang a blues about raising some money!
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Day 9 - The Home Straight
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Day 9 and the last day of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "The Home Straight". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my...
Day 8 - The End of the Pilgrimage
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Day 8 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "The End of the Pilgrimage". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. ...
Day 7 - Into the Garden of England
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Day 7 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Into the Garden of England". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar....
Day 6 - Kent Beckons
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Day 6 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Kent Beckons". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No tempo maps...
Day 5 - Surrey Hills
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Day 5 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Surrey Hills". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No tempo maps...
Day 4 - Ground Rising
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Day 4 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Ground Rising". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No tempo map...
Day 3 - a second tune idea
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Day 3 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a second tune recorded that day. No title! I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No...
Day 3 - Following the Pilgrims
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Day 3 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Following the Pilgrims". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No ...
Day 2 - On the Roman Way
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Day 2 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "On the Roman Way". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No tempo ...
Day 1 - Walking the Drove
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Day 1 of my long-distance 224-mile walk from Blandford to Margate and a tune entitled "Walking the Drove". I stopped every day at lunchtime and recorded a tune, improvised on my trusty Harley Benton Traveller E-Steel, and then other parts added in my studio when I got home. The recorder was the Zoom H5, capturing stereo sound from its own mic, and also the direct signal from my guitar. No tempo...
Charity Walk from Blandford to Margate
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I’m sorry I haven’t posted much over the last year-life’s circumstances changed significantly but out the other side now! I’m mid way through a 220 mile walk to raise money for a suicide mental health charity, whose activities can be seen at: www.badco.uk The link to my justgiving page is: www.justgiving.com/page/dan-baker-1710679905825?Fdan-baker-1710679905825&Link& Thank you!
The Blues Scale - a Detailed View of Practice & Technique
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Here is a detailed look at the blues scale, with left and right hand techniques and a closer look at synchronising. A slow and methodical look at guitar is important, as with any other musical instrument, as what happens between the notes is as important as the notes themselves. Messages passing from the brain to the fingers, and along the way involving sight and sound, all play a pivotal role ...
Series-Parallel Wiring - Beefy Sounds for Tele & Strat!
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The series wiring of single coil pickups is a great way to increase output level and get more bass and middle. There is a drop in treble output, but if you’re running through a distortion pedal, that will generate harmonics of its own (that’s effectively what distortion is), and thereby help the lack of highs. In this video, I describe and demonstrate what it can do to the sound of a Telecaster...
Harley Benton E-Steel Travel Guitar
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This guitar is fantastic - it ticks every box in its design and concept. The finish is nice, the neck's nice, everything's nice. The tuning and intonation are very very good for a guitar with such a short scale, and it tips the scales at a whopping 1130g (2lbs 8oz). I'm doing a charity walk in a couple of weeks' time, and I need a guitar with me. This is a game changer and also very very cheap,...
Somebody’s Watching Me - a Rather British Cover…
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Somebody’s Watching Me - a Rather British Cover…
Lead Guitar 4: Left hand technique & pentatonics
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Lead Guitar 4: Left hand technique & pentatonics
Lead Guitar Lesson 3: Variations in Right Hand Technique
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Lead Guitar Lesson 3: Variations in Right Hand Technique
Mini Clubman barn door manual release
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Mini Clubman barn door manual release
Lead Guitar Lesson 2: Establishing Control
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Lead Guitar Lesson 2: Establishing Control
Lead Guitar: Lesson 1 - The First Steps in Technique
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Lead Guitar: Lesson 1 - The First Steps in Technique
Guitar Chord Sequences - Making Predictions
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Guitar Chord Sequences - Making Predictions
Harvard and Spitfire aircraft: Zoom H5 Road test!
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Harvard and Spitfire aircraft: Zoom H5 Road test!
Logic Pro X: Bouncing, Exporting and Importing
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Logic Pro X: Bouncing, Exporting and Importing
Logic Pro X: Levels, Latency & Monitoring
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Logic Pro X: Levels, Latency & Monitoring
Tone - What is it and how do we get it?
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Tone - What is it and how do we get it?
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Nice Music Lesson/ song
You are a great guitar player, nice touches.
Thank you very much!
Watched to see what you defined as "old" tech. Glad to see you didn't go back to analog tape! What a wonderful workflow to record pure, human, humane, music! No disadvantages on digital to bouncing either, just takes more thought ahead of time, and (as you mentioned) you can always save your progress and copy to a new project to continue and have a backup to step back a few steps. Yea, noise, but gain staging with an analog mixer helps; then a little gain at recorder inputs. I like the sound that my mixer outputs to the digital recorder, better than DI-ing to the recorder. With mixer I get to use up to date effects too. And yes, recording wet always, because of the one take I get totally and fully into the song, I practice for weeks to get all the levels, effects, EQ, performance just the way I want, then, press that record button and go for it. So, I guess after 56 years as musician I am using old technology, and not overdubbing or bouncing anymore either. Today I use a ZoomR24 (out of production SD@16/44.1) with 8 inputs fed from a 32 channel analog mixer with effects axillaries. Been recording this way for 15 years and 70 albums. I also record all in one take, no overdubbing, 32 mixer subbed to 8 (4 stereo) input of the Zoom. Mixdown and done. I have found one flaw in this one-man musician/engineer simultaneous scenario...recording levels are pushed too high. So...:)...I will be adding a computer with Logic Pro soon to do just the stereo finished/mixed song mastering. The lower levels will prevent the minor clipping and ease my mind when performing that all tracks are pristine. Keep up the good work Dan, most good musicians don't need to "see" music. (I am not afraid of computers have been using them since the late 1980s in my graphic design business, I maintain and repair them too).
All exceptionally wise comments from you for sure. I cut my teeth on a four-track cassette recorder, before going to work for EMI as a technical engineer at Townhouse studios in the mid 90s. I was lucky enough to work with Studer A800 2” tape machines and Ampex ATR-100 stereo machines. Such great sounding stuff!
Hi Dan, great video and very informative. I recently picked up a Tascam 2488mk1 for free from a guy who couldn't operate it. As you will know it's the 24 track model, and it's a beast of a machine. I also still use my little Fostex x-30 4 track cassette recorder which sounds great too. Happy recording my friend. Paul.
What a great find! They’re great machines…
@@DanBakerMusic They certainly are.
is there a name for this type of music?
Ambient I reckon!
lovely
sounds great
This really is incredibly helpful. Now I just need a companion piece about the socket end!
I love live multi-tracking, on the tape based Porta studios, love what that does to the sound, also, what a great idea, hold the pop filter, gives you that connection and proximity effect control! (I'll do that from now on) even if I am recording on the computer in a DAW, like reaper, I try and replicate that experience, setup a few channel strips and limit myself to playing one take all the way through and no more than 8 tracks, less is more, more or less! :)
I'm sold. I have had two bands come through using the behringer xair 18 and the Allen heath digital wireless. This looks beautiful with more logical menus.
I could bite my ass everytime I see a S950. When I was a teenager (25 years ago) I found one of these at the recycling center and got it for free. Never appreciated it cause it was so complicated and slow compared to Fruity Loops. Sold it for cheap... now I want one so badly but just cant justify the hefty price anymore lol
amazing demo
Excellent, is there any chance i can get some mentoring to get my chops up. As I watched, your method of explaining the chords, dominant 7, mixolydian scales etc, I seem to understand better. Hope to talk soon. Best regards Gordie
What a beautiful rendition
Dan, what about midi files? Can that be used on H-1 Voicetone?
It’s just audio..
Why is this video not having a lot comment. This is one of the best lessons on pentatonics and Jazz. Bravo
The SE mic is the one Im using at the moment, its great !
Hello! I also have a question if you don't mind. I have about 4 revox a77 tape recorders, different mk. All have changed all electrolytic capacitors, all tantalum capacitors and all semi-adjustable. When I listen to music, should it also be heard when I switch the selector to stereo? I can't hear any tape recorder on the stereo, even on ch1 or ch2. I have one more question. Does the volume meter work with any of the revox a77 models when listening to music? As for me, it only works on the rec vometers. Any advice is welcome. Thank you very much. A good evening.
You got a nice feel going with that bit.
I wonder if we should stop calling these instruments 'clone'. Hammonds basic concept is to produce a set of tones with harmonics and overtones and mix those together. That is the instrument, just like a guitar is a set of 6 strings. We don't call every guitar 'a clone of ..' something. Nowadays instead of a tone wheel we use transistor based oscillators or even PWM based tones from a microprocessor. Whatever that sounds like, it is the same concept and could be regarded as an instrument on it's own with a specific sound.
Yes these are wise words indeed. One should also remember that the Hammond was a synthesizer of the church organ, itself designed as a synthesizer of flute, clarinet and trumpet…
Friend of mine has this soundboard, sadly I only have a mackie pro 12 O.G. I also have a behringer FCA 1616. I can't seem to figure out how to add the ASIO device to pipe all the audio from my soundboard to the DAW? I have "stereo return" and "tape out" but the easiest solution appears to just use my main stereo out from sound board that goes to my studio speakers to instead one of the input channels on my Audio interface, and then plug my speaker to the audio interface output. I know this would work, however it would involve having the audio interface powered all the time, and I just want to keep the speakers plugged in to the mixer all the time for playing the keyboards, and spinning vinyl. So how to I get the audio out from the mixer to my audio interface to record on a DAW without sacrificing the main mixer out to speaker and still record the mixer audio to a audiointerface/DAW ? Thanks
Great Tutorial👍! I like it!
Aah, but you have highlighted the problem here. You need to play your instruments well like this here👍, because you can’t endlessly edit it for a month in your DAW.😅
Ha! 😂
Subscribed!!! Thank you😊
Is this hot outside to day me in my room not going out to day
Me just like you feel about the world to star you are really nice people first time go by the same way that you look forward in your eyes me can tell
Not turn out you go away from me down there Gerard me my boyfriend
Help please !!! I do not find the ABC area in my macbook. No problem on my phone.
This was a truly helpful video series. I’ve been mystified by GarageBand for years. After watching this I think I may actually be able to use it! It’s surprisingly hard to find actual beginner tutorials like this series. This playlist is 5 yrs old so I hope you’ve since made lots more videos. I’m going to go check out your channel now. Thank you!!
That was very helpful. Not only for kids!
I know this unit has got some years on it, but this video really helped me go for one myself. I'm just now getting into these kinds of units and the Headrush seems like it's a lot of fun and super intuitive to use! Thanks for the demo!
Very helpful. Thank you
Hello honey how are you guys I miss seeing you baby
High-quality demonstration, well executed!
Thank you! You've helped me a lot.
Good morning merrily I do miss you sexy guys I love you with all my heart broken now because you smell me so bad when I got home to day my brother home to day come back Sunday morning after noon 🕛 evening at me blue sky to see day
Brilliant, thanks Dan
How to blues in 100 simple steps. This is step one. I like it. And I need to work on muting strings between notes, too. They doesn't sound bad, until effects boost them up.
Yes! This authentic!
Excellent video. Seriously.
This is great. I finally get it (and am now understanding why so much power drain on relatively few channels 😂)
I’m so scared for my music exam on the 17th, I’m trying to revise but it’s so difficult to as I’m not even sure how to. I’m stressed out so badly about it…
I wish you all the best with it, and I hope my videos may help you out.
Nice video. As an Atari fan, I wish the ST was the first MIDI computer, but that honor technically goes to an 8 bit MSX machine, a Yamaha. The big difference is the ST being 16 bit, High res, and the most important part is that MIDI on the ST runs on a hardware interrupt making its performance rock solid.
Crazy horse song please let us know if you need someone in my heart
Keep on sing merrily music for free with your heart ♥ me know you so beautiful handsome guys that me ever see kids like you bus that you don't have a boyfriend to love 😍 God bless you me feel for you and your family all so long when you have kids now me no that you have feelings me gril have feelings all over again
That is the true & ultimate Osmond voice. The best singer out of the lot of them... ❤️
Sweet - occasionally CZcams throws me up a gem, this was one of those occasions!
I just received an Analog Yamaha Mixing Console 32/12 any suggestions to make it digital? Gr8t Video