The Real Me - The Who (Completed)

Really great!!!! Really, really great!!! Thank you very much!!!!!!

It was absolutely worth waiting for the arrival of a trumpet player !!!!!!!! Thank you very, very, very much!!!!

@Sandro : Thank you. Was fun to bash this one out.

Where have you been, Gary? Miss you, man. I think I can answer for Sandro with a big, yes!

Go!!!!! Thank you very much!!!!!

@Bob : Thank you. I don't have the time that I used to, but this caught my eye and I know I can do it easily enough.

I'll try sharing it on the BH collaborations page on FB and see if anyone volunteers.....

I am ok either way. Keys/brass would be nice. But no one says we have to do an exact cover. If it sounds good it is good ! Thanks again for the invite.

Hey Bob, how did you mik the drums? Sounds really good! I would like to imitate you for miking my daughter's drums.

@Sandro : I only have three mics but a 4th would be nice. I have one dynamic mike on a short stand sticking into the air hole in the front skin on the kick drum. Then I have a condenser mic over by the floor toms about halfway between rid cymbal and beater skins on the floor toms. That mike is facing down about a 2' away from dkibs and cymbals. The 3rd mike is also a condenser and is on a stand about 5' off the floor and 4' in front of the mounted tom and crash cymbals. I should have a 4th dynamic mike aimed at the high hat. It would be nice to adjust that one for the song you're playing. A lot of times on certain recordings you can't hear my high hat. I end ip fudging it with EQ.

Lol. Sorry about typos. On my phone.

You have to position the condenser mikes for the room sound, so far enough away from the drums that a hard hit or cymbal or drum won't cause distortion but close enough that you won't lose sound with a light touch.