Desperado - The Eagles 2

Thanks Guy. Great work! We will agree a final mix for the collab in due course. John

Thanks Yoshi that's much better and very similar to the original. John

Thanks Guy. It will be nice to hear your best track when your ready.

Fabulous backing vocals Yoshi. Thanks for givings so much time to develop the harmony.

@b33zo: Thank you John!. BTW how about we invite Georgi chobanov to Key (string etc)?

@Georgi Chobanov;;Could you add a string to this song when you have the time??

@yoshikoba: Possibly. Has he got much experience..?

@b33zo: He's a great keyboard player, and I think he knows a lot about tuning for backing track.(A=434Hz)

@yoshikoba: I don't know much about these settings. I'm just trying to figure out why when I play a John song (including now I'm recording Kenny Rogers - she believes in me), my tracks come out with a sound that's different (not very good), like I'm playing another instrument. Yoshi, how do I know if BT is OK?

I only know how to set the keys to a certain frequency when needed. But I already recorded the piano at 440, and it doesn't sound OK. When I export all the tracks and put them in a new project in DAW, everything is fine. But I'm afraid that uploading on the site will not be OK. Apparently the problem is with the karaoke BT's that John uses.This was the case in the Richard Marx project, and despite my efforts, the keys do not sound normal.

@Georgi Chobanov: Does your keyboard really not have a tuning function? I thought all electronic instruments had a tuning function.

@yoshikoba: There is a setup function

@yoshikoba: There are quite a few backing tracks with unusual pitches. Instruments without a tuning mechanism have a hard time.If only the instrument had a tuning function, all would be well...

@yoshikoba: Now I know why the DAW was always an anomaly in the collaborations you participated in. You are having a very hard time. Can you tell me the make and model number of the keyboard you are using?

@yoshikoba: @Georgi Chobanov: Is it possible to tune a track down in software like audacity or does that have a bad effect on tempo?

@b33zo: If the backing track is not at standard pitch I use audacity to set it to standard pitch and then upload it.The tempo should not change. But if you change the backing track of this desparado to standard pitch, the vocals (and backing vocals) and piano will need to be redone in standard pitch. Would you do it again? I am willing to start over.

@yoshikoba: Thanks for explaining. I think we will stick with what we have Yoshi.

Thanks Yoshi for your beautiful piano track. Its unfortunate that the BT is not in the correct key but only you know how to adejust that. I usually sing out of tune so maybe nobody will notice...John

@b33zo: My English is not good enough to understand you correctly. I am sorry. If the person who is going to add an instrument tunes it to the pitch of the backing track, there is no problem. Or can I do all the other instruments as well?

@yoshikoba: Thanks Yoshi, yes, I've got it now. I guess bass guitar and organ need to be at A=434Hz. You're most welcome to add the tracks whenever you have time. John

@b33zo: Yeeees!!That's right! I am so glad you understand.I... love this song so much, please let me play something other than drums!