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May 13th, 2006
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Amazing Grace ... it just struck a chord :)
Probably the epithome of Old Timey music. Written I think in the late 1700's. Amazing Grace is just a timeless classic in both lyrics and melody.
So here is a more appropriate attempt at Amazing Grace. [2.5mb @ 2.31]
Now if I can just figure out how to lose the "ess's" (too much EQ ?) and keep the click track from bleeding over, I'll be a happy camper!
Thanks,
Les
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May 13th, 2006
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You have done the Soggy Bottom Boys proud. Well done.
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Some nice playing there, fine job well done 
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Beautiful. Sooo enjoyable.
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Very nice. Harmonies sound great! The "Ess" is hard to control. Micing the vocal from a greater distance might help. I sometimes use a De-Esser plugin.
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Great singing and playing!
This is a real classic, and you done it justice! 
Nice solo in there too.
Jim
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That was so sweet Les..!! Totally enjoyed it.
Thanx for sharing.
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Very well done. I really liked the harmonies.
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Very nice IC
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Beautiful les.
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May 14th, 2006
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Awesome as Always Les...!!!
Cheers
Ben
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Great Job. Really soothing. Nice harmonies. sing it in a church!!
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Amazing.
Very nice recording.
Thanks for sharing.
Sale
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May 14th, 2006
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Lovely stuff, Les ...
Re the 'S's' ... Sometimes it's because all the vocals are 'essing' slightly out of sync, so an old studio trick is to just have the lead vocal actually sing the 'esses' ... leave them off the harmonies (or damp them right down). It's weird to do, and not easy, but it works well.
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Really nice version. I know I am a novice at this stuff, but not sure exactly what the problem is with esses. I understand RB and Kirks comments, but the song sounded really good to me. I agree with others and hope that you are singing these classics in a church as well. God Bless and have a great day.
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