Test recording with my new Epiphone ES-339 P90 using both neck and bridge pickups.
Bass track is recorded with Duesenberg Starplayer Bass, drum track is created with Logic Pro X Drummer.

All audio recording done in Logic Pro X thru an Apogee Duet2 USB interface.


Epiphone ES-339 P90 Test

This is the so called "Nachhause-Song" (Going-Home-Song).
We use to play this in our office on Friday afternoon to welcome the weekend :-)

All instruments tracks done with Mobile GarageBand onboard touch instruments.

MGB Hitfactory 2 (Home)

Here's how you can end up with something you didn't expect.

Ordered a cheap B-stock no name Jazz Bass online for some 50 bucks. Well, long story short: The thing was a royal mess.
Pulled out the frets (did anybody say Jaco?), sanded the fretboard, put on some decent flatwound strings, and set it up as good as possible.

Then I fired up my beloved Logic, dropped in a drum loop, played some piano chords. Plugged the bass into my Apogee Duet2 and started recording. 
Here's what I got. Not too bad for a couple of bucks I guess...

Fretless

First of a couple of tracks I recorded with my 1999 Epiphone Sheraton II Tobacco Burst.

Explored some of the onboard Logic Pro Amp Designer sounds. 
Keys were played using Logics EVP3 electric piano or EVB3 organ. 
Bass track uses a Fender Jazz Bass. Drums are loops from Logics factory content.

Sheraton Track 1

Second of a couple of tracks I recorded with my 1999 Epiphone Sheraton II Tobacco Burst.

Explored some of the onboard Logic Pro Amp Designer sounds. 
Keys were played using Logics EVP3 electric piano or EVB3 organ. 
Bass track uses a Fender Jazz Bass. Drums are loops from Logics factory content.

Sheraton Track 2

Third of a couple of tracks I recorded with my 1999 Epiphone Sheraton II Tobacco Burst.

Explored some of the onboard Logic Pro Amp Designer sounds. 
Keys were played using Logics EVP3 electric piano or EVB3 organ. 
Bass track uses a Fender Jazz Bass. Drums are loops from Logics factory content.

Sheraton Track 3

First track I recorded with my Epiphone Sheraton II in Mobile GarageBand on the iPad.

Guitar was recorded thru an Apogee JAM interface into the MGB Guitar Amp touch instrument.
Bass is played on the Smart Bass touch instrument.
Drums was created using Apple Loops.

Sheraton MGB 1

This is a pretty old track from the late 90s. I do still like it.

Recorded in Logic Platinum 4.
The arpeggiator sounds were created with 2 ES1 Logic synths, the bass pad is created with an EXS24.
What sounds like another string pad is a Spectral Gate FX on the arpeggios. 

Vintage Stuff (Double Attack)

Another track from the late 90s.

All tracks are recorded from external gear.
The electric piano was created with a Yamaha P50-m module, the howling sound is generated by a Casio CZ-101 synth, the drum track is contributed by a Yamaha DB-50XG expander.
Reverb is generated by a Logic Platinum 4 plug-in.

Vintage Stuff (Watch)

Another track from the 90s created on the SB AWE32.

This one combines some string samples with synth pads to create a nice carpet sound.

Vintage Stuff (RPM 2)

Well, this track could be the headliner of all my music.

Get drunk, make music, be funny - but never ever try to do it all at the same time :-) Otherwise you end up with: Moosic - and no Vibrato!!!

Moosic (No Vibrato!)

Just  a few snippets I recorded here and there, using this and that… Many of the music was recorded when exploring new gear.

Have fun, I surely do :-)

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