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casull:
So, I play old-time fiddle, and my recording setup is pretty damn Lo-Fi.

Also, I spent about 15 minutes recording this this afternoon, this has not been finessed by any means. 2 fiddle tracks, one guitar, no effects to speak of.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=7FC364DC0D4757F5

Mikendher:
First of all, it sounds good! I wish I were as talented with the violin. :-)

All three tracks first need noise reduction. 50 percent is usually good (more noise reduction means more distortion, so don't overdo it)
Then apply reverb to each track. The violins sound like they need more reverb than the guitar part. The guitar part might even be find without any more reverb.
Finally, I would suggest panning the guitar a little to one side, and the backup violin a little to the other side.

Just suggestions though :-)

roint:
That sounds great! I would just leave it alone myself, I don't really hear any noise, but I'm no audiophile anyways.

The Final Whisperer:
This is some really great fiddling.

I would suggest Layering in a Bagpipe, but that's just because I am addicted to Scottish music, and this reminds me a lot of it.

casull:
Bahahaha, that is slightly outside my range of instrumental mastery >_<

I've been kind of busy, and I'm a complete cubase nublet, but I will try to find noise reduction and panning and such... also, my computer is reallly noisy, it sucks that you can hear the fans in the background.

Also, I just got a new, nicer guitar, so at some point I'll redo the guitar track (which definitely goes out of sync a bit at one point) and play with your suggestions.

thanks guys :D

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