In Flames - Acoustic Piece Cover

Hey guys!

This time with some classical in flames stuff. It is a very short song, but it is one of the best acoustic/classical songs of In Flames in my opinion.

It is all played by me, and as you can hear, the pitch is a bit higher. I play it in E standard. The wind effect at the beginnning is from the internet.

If you want the original sound file with better quality, just ask me, I'll sent it to you. Youtubes sound quality isnt the real deal :-(
I dont have tabs thistime, cause I learned it by ear. But there are some tabs in the internet I think.

Sorry for the video quality, but it was late and there wasnt enough light for the camera.
I hope you like it.


Gear:
-Guitars: A 50 years old Spanish Guitar and a Applause Acoustic Guitar
-Recording: Tascam US-122 MKII + Shure SM57
-Tuning: Standard E
-Cam: Nikon Coolpix L11
-Picks: Dunlop Stubby 2 mm
-Video Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 & Adobe After FX
-Audio Editing: Adobe Audition 3.0

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 50
• years
• old
• Spanish
• Guitar
• and
• Applause
• Acoustic
• Tascam
• US-122
• MKII
• Shure
• SM57

[statikreg]

This is the 2nd vid i've watched of yours... you get some incredible quality out of that relatively cheap gear, and in what appears to be a normal room, no?

[Themethalmaster]

@statikreg Well, lets say it is "ok". Not bad but not the best too :D Its always a subjective thing.

[guitartotee]

What are your effects for it?

[Themethalmaster]

@guitartotee Nothing special. Just a bit reverb on each guitar. That sounds comes from panning them. It makes them sounding huge and "chorus" like.

[guitartotee]

@Themethalmaster what did you use to edit it.??

[Themethalmaster]

@guitartotee Adobe Audition. Just read the description, there is everything you need. Cheers!

[JayPee28]

@11GUITARocker11 I have the US 122MKII and it had the same problem, and I found out that my laptops hard drive couldn't cope with it, it was 5400rpm which wasnt fast enough. I started recording with my desktop computer which runs at 7200rpm, and that solved the problem.

[JayPee28]

@11GUITARocker11 I have the US 122MKII and it had the same problem, and I found out that my laptops hard drive couldn't cope with it, it was 5400rpm which was fast enough. I started recording with my desktop computer which runs at 7200rpm, and that solved the problem.

[Themethalmaster]

@11GUITARocker11 Yes, i think i know what you mean. When it happens just restart the tascam by reconecting it to the computer. Its not a big thing, but i dont have a solution for it.

[11GUITARocker11]

Does the output on your US 122 mkii crackle and pop every once in a while?