It's been more than a year since I began to work on this one-man-band approach to another iconic Pink Floyd tune.
But one important piece was missing - the _right_ Lap Steel sound.
Ample Sound filled that gap with the release of their "Ample Slide Lapsteel", "sampled on a 70's Jedson Lap Steel (David Gilmour Custom Model with one EMG pickup)."
This is how it sounds out of the box.
No more excuses!
EastWest's "Hollywood Backup Singer" contain a whole bunch of matching vocal phrases for that song but not all.
So the iPhone controlled SWAM sax was used to substitute the 2nd part of the vocal.
DAW: Cakewalk by BandLab
MIDI Controllers:
CME | Xkey Air 25, 37
moForte | GeoShred (on iPhone)
Software
Ample Sound | Slide Lapsteel, Ample Bass P
Audio Modeling | SWAM Saxophone
EastWest | Hollywood Backup Singers
IK Multimedia | Hammond B-3X
Modartt | Pianoteq 7
Toontrack | EZdrummer 2
Timestamps:
00:00 Piano start
00:17 Slide/Bass start
01:05 Drums/Organ start
02:30 Sax start
