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SamirCanada
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I like it A LOT
its a such a beauty.
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OudandTabla
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WOW-
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WOW!
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carpenter
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sound at last
I sound pretty good, huh! (I wish ...) That's friend/oud teacher/bon vivant Josh Humphrey pickin' and grinnin'.
Thanks a million, Josh.
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carpenter
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... and here he is at work in our plush recording suite.
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carpenter
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One more. I could listen for hours (as long as it's not me playing ...).
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Microber
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Very nice Carpenter !
Could you post a closer picture of the rosette.
The sound is beautiful.
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carpenter
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Thanks. There's a pretty good picture on p.1, without the strings in the way.
I'd take a larger one, but with strings - let me know.
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Peyman
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Sounds awsome for a new oud. Congratulations!
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carpenter
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Thanks, and I sure like it! Chock-full of potential.
By the way, how's the turning coming?
And here's that big rose pic - I guess the strings aren't that distracting.
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Microber
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Thanks for the picture Carpenter.
Very very nice.
Now i remember the first pictures.
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Peyman
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| Quote: | Originally posted by carpenter
By the way, how's the turning coming? |
I'd like to make an oud first. Turning the pegs will be the icing on the cake. I am going to keep an eye out for small lathes.
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Jameel
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Nice sound Jim!
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charlie oud
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Nice oud, nice sound, well done !
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jdowning
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Nicely done Jim.
Could you post some details about the (digital?) recording gear and set up that was used to record the audio files?
Thanks
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carpenter
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I'll ask Josh to post the details; it's his setup. I thought it sure sounded good.
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OudandTabla
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For the digital recording (good ears) I used a Firebox D/A Converter, and the included Cubase software (similar to ProTools) which I used to master
it. I used a single AKG condenser mic about 18" away from the Oud, and no processing other than fading in and out. Then, I used iTunes to convert the
AIFF files to mp3, encoded at 96 kbps to make them under 1mb (I usually encode at 320 or higher).
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jdowning
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Thanks Josh
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