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Frenchy-Lefty
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French Ska

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Here we go peeps, French Ska from Frenchy! - All played, recorded, sung, mixed, mastered at home. Sweated like a m.f to make it presentable so at least tell me you like the sound of my P-bass! (LOL!)

https://soundcloud.com/zeros-once/jardi ... adreenbois
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:D Love that! Really nice job. What did you use for the horn patches?

Translation please?
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Thank you sir! I hope the bass is to your liking. Gravesbass came to visit me recently and I think he liked my P-bass. I mute at the bridge in the intro.

I used the IK Multimedia freeware sampler Sampletron (there is also a paying version) for the horns and mixed different brass sounds to make it realistic. I am actually surprised on how cool it worked considering that I did not have a real horn section available! Much better than any keyboard stuff. The guitar is alright considering that I am playing through a tiny $100 Vox amp but I need someday to get a decent guitar amp (need more stuff, always!)
I just re-mastered it this morning and did a few touch ups on the mix. It's less "trebly" now. As I always say, it's difficult to do your own mastering at home (I'll have it professionally mastered). Still need a few adjustments here and there.
Ah the lyrics! It would be quite difficult to translate...
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Love it!

I guess this is what the ska from Martinique, not Jamaica, sounds like? 8-)
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