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the last day of summer

from ape face by bushytunes

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This is me trying to be delicate, restrained, subtle and gentle. Blimey.

Anthony Phillips and Wyndham Hill can take the credit for leading me to do this one. One guitar playing simple chords, the second adding and reacting to the first.

The challenge here was to keep it simple and try to make it sound as though the two guitars were playing together at the same time, rather than being the result of being multi-tracked. Recording the second guitar was a little difficult because there was no strict timing in this piece, and I ended up watching the wave form of the first guitar on the monitor to get some of the more difficult cues, and that seemed to work quite well.

I really surprised myself with this one. I had never heard myself play this gently before.

How did this one sit with you?
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from ape face, track released June 13, 2013

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