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What's in a kiss - Gilbert O'Sullivam

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Jaugb

NeedsBass Electric
NeedsVocals

Publié le 18 Jun 2026 / Dans Rock / Soft Rock

Nice song by Gilbert O'Sullivan

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Talent	Invited	Reserved
Bass Electric	Locprog
Vocals	b33zo

14 Commentaires

Michael Dixon 9 jours auparavant

I did the piano again. I can do it over if you want. It's in tune this time.

Jaugb 9 jours auparavant

Great Michael, nice track, thanks for joining and help me bringing this bt to the right pitch.

Michael Dixon 10 jours auparavant

I'm still hav Ng intermittent problems logging in and reloading pges:? I will try again tomorrow.

Michael Dixon 11 jours auparavant

I wasn’t able to connect to Bandhug all day today. I’ll try and do the piano over tomorrow. Tuning sounds good.

Jaugb 10 jours auparavant

Hello Michael, I faced the same problem, but seems to be solved now. Nice that tuning is ok.

Michael Dixon 14 jours auparavant

Hey, is this collab still alive? I think I could do the piano part much better. Have you listened to the guitar and piano together in DAW mode? Do they sound a bit out of tune to anybody else? I could surely do the piano over again but not if you’ re just going to leave it as is.

Jaugb 13 jours auparavant

Hello Michael, first of all, I'm sorry for so long to reply to you. I tried to find out if my guitar was out of tune, because all the times I start a new collab I check many times if it is on the right tune. But I'm not specialist in this issue so I looked for my dear friend Yoshikoba that kindly sent me his analysis and here it is: Hi, Julio. I listened to your contribution. Your guitar is tuned to standard pitch (A = 440 Hz). The difference actually lies in the backing track, which is tuned to A = 444 Hz. So, there is no tuning mismatch between your guitar and Michael's piano. Michael likely noticed this pitch difference when playing along with the track. In fact, it is very common for backing tracks not to be at standard pitch. In fact I didn't realize the song wasn't at standard pitch, when I noticed it I always try to find another backing track.

Michael Dixon 13 jours auparavant

@Jaugb: Aha. Well, the pitch of the backing track can be changed and n YouTube. There is a small box in the upper right hand corner, I think it is red, not positive , but I think it is red. You can adjust the pitch of the song very slightly sharp or flat. You could try that and then replace the backing track. I absolutely trust what Yoshi says about anything like this. Let me know.

Michael Dixon 13 jours auparavant

I cannot change the pitch of my keyboard by that small of amount so you will need to adjust it and replace the current BT. I will play my part over when you tell me.

Jaugb 11 jours auparavant

@Michael Dixon: Hello, Michael, I tried doing it on YT, but didn't find the way, but I could do it using Audacity, now the revised BT is published, please, check if the adjustment done is enough to solve this problem or should I increase it a little bit more or yet decreasing it a little. Just for your reference, in Audacity, if you still don't know , adjustments are done in percentage, in this case it was recommended -0,16%.

Michael Dixon 11 jours auparavant

@Jaugb: ok, I will take listen today sometime. Thanks.

Michael Dixon 20 jours auparavant

I played the piano again, and if you go to DAW view and mute the guitar, the piano sounds perfectly in tune. I can play the part over as many times as you like, but the guitar needs to be tuned to the BT.

Jaugb 20 jours auparavant

Hello Michael, thanks for your efforts, I'm looking at it within this week , thanks a lot.