Introducing myself-gigs

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Alison
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Since I've taken advantage and picked everyone's brain on the home recording front, I thought I'd introduce myself through some pictures. I actually play gigs quite a bit but am currently trying to scale down a bit so that I have more time to concentrate on recording and songwriting. I do a lot of looping with my cello for live gigs. I can't really figure out how to attach specific pictures on here so, here's a link to the photo gallery on my website:
https://alisonreynoldsmusic.com/photo-gallery

And, if you'd like some video here's one of my favorite arrangements:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJfawlx26Vs

The video is obviously done at home but, this is how it is live too. . . Anyhow, just wanted to say hi and let you know I'm not just another pretty face :lollers2:
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Wow very nice. You must have some skills.
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Nice. Looping is always fun!
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Greg_L wrote: Sun Feb 10, 2019 8:42 pm Wow very nice. You must have some skills.
Nah, just will and determination! :)
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Alison - cool stuff. You wrangle the cello really well - it looks like a natural thing for you. I'm impressed with your looper dexterity too.
I thought I'd better up my game: here're two vids that feature cello better mixed and recorded. the GOOD cello is my tutor again and the lesser is me but they sit better in the mixes.
[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTZ9t2_a_WM[/BBvideo]
That one has the cello piezo into an FX unit as well as mic'd
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[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDRjmxqVjlw[/BBvideo]
This one is straight mic'd jobbies. I was impressed that I managed to reach the final note in time with Miriam's playing - that outro was done with two mic's live to tape.
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rayc wrote: Mon Feb 11, 2019 3:21 am Alison - cool stuff. You wrangle the cello really well - it looks like a natural thing for you. I'm impressed with your looper dexterity too.
I thought I'd better up my game: here're two vids that feature cello better mixed and recorded. the GOOD cello is my tutor again and the lesser is me but they sit better in the mixes.
[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTZ9t2_a_WM[/BBvideo]
That one has the cello piezo into an FX unit as well as mic'd
and
[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDRjmxqVjlw[/BBvideo]
This one is straight mic'd jobbies. I was impressed that I managed to reach the final note in time with Miriam's playing - that outro was done with two mic's live to tape.
Hey Ray, those were very cool songs. Enjoyed them both. . . the cello lines were really well done. Not sure I could distinguish between a "good" cello and ? Like the mix very much. No straining to hear it :). How did you mic the cello in the second song? The tone was very nice!
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