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The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand
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- NeedsDrums Acoustic
- NeedsBass Electric
- NeedsSurprise me
- NeedsVocals
- NeedsPercussion
Publicado en 10 May 2025 / En
El Rock / El Rock Clásico
"I Want to Hold Your Hand" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Recorded on 17 October 1963 and released on 29 November 1963 in the United Kingdom, it was the first Beatles record to be made using four-track recording equipment.
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| Talent | Invited | Reserved |
|---|---|---|
| Drums Acoustic | cbgb | cbgb |
| Bass Electric | rrbrass | |
| Surprise me | ||
| Vocals | Flmusicgal | Flmusicgal |
| Percussion | Flmusicgal | Flmusicgal |
Wow! Great collab everyone! You sound fab!! : )
Btw, both clap track videos need to be trimmed for video sync if you care. I didn't do it because every time I try something goes wrong.
Two clap tracks added. UTTs applied to Studio.
actually I wanted to try and see what the issue was with a MIDI submission but oddly enough I submitted the MIDI as a MP3 file which I know is in time with the original recording but for some reason the DAW doesn't playing it in that shuffle swing feel. It just seems to keep shortening the time. I later submitted two tracks which was me just clapping into a room microphone. I can get the timing but not a sound quality I am happy with. I will be removing my current submissions since it may take someone with an electric drum kit just to set a clap sound and just play it manually
Ok, so now there are two clap tracks in Studio. I'm gonna leave this to you guys. You figure it out. When I expand the waveforms neither track lines up with the snare. Bob's is closer, though. The problem is that I could not get DAW to work. Even when I lined both track together and muted everything else I was getting all kinds of unwanted audio effects.