Recordings of a couple of guitars

[Bob Connor]

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Finished doing some recording today for a new CD so here's a rough mix of a couple of tracks before we start producing the final mix this week

The first is a Claro/Eurospruce small jumbo of my own design.





Lakes of Ponchartrain (14MB)

Next is a left handed Padauk/Adi 12 string of the same small jumbo design.



Farewell to Tarwathie (8MB)

The entire CD will be available for MP3 download or we'll be selling the CD in a couple of weeks.

Hope you enjoy it. That's me singing Farewell to Tarwathie.

[Craig]

Thanks Bob ,I enjoyed both tracks enormously. A great style , and one I love . The guitars sound incredibly good, as do your voices.

[Kim]

Great work Bob, the guitar sounds great and so too do you and the lads, had me feet tapp'in and enjoying every bit of it...straight into the digital pool room they go

Cheers

Kim

[WaddyT]

Mighty fine pickin and singin, there, Bob, not to mention a couple of beautiful instruments.

[Lillian]

Nice work Bob. Love the guitar, of course and the songs were great. Already uploaded them to the Sanity Keeper, my iPod.

[Allen]

Fantastic stuff Bob. When this CD is ready can you let me know. I want a copy.

[Mark McLean]

I'll take one of those CDs too. You guys are sounding great! The guitars both have really nice balance and presence - and are well played to boot.

[Luke]

Hi Bob,
It all sounds great on my little computer speakers.Well done and I like the production vocals are well placed in the mix and sound great.

Perhaps we can do a CD swap My CD features 3 of my wacko home made instruments.

[ozziebluesman]

G'day Bob,

Love the tone of the six string.

The 12 string is crisp and has a wonderful full tone.

Your voice is super as is the other guy.

Hats off to the record engineer as well.

Enjoyed your music very much!

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers

Alan

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