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I am not a recording artist, these files are of me and my friends making recordings in my bedroom.
I have added acoustic mirrors to some of them which applies a mirror of an acoustic environment
thus making the recording sound as if it were recorded somewhere else. Any suggestions of how to
make these recordings better would be greatly appreciated. They are placed in chronological order
of recording; by doing it this way its easier to see my progress of recording techniques. I have
not used any equalization or compression in any of them and have yet to figure out how. Comments
on origional compositions are welcome as well. NOTE: To save a file to your computer rather than listening from the site (Which can be slow depending on your connection), you can right click on the download link and "Save As". If you are interested in purchasing my recordings on CD in a high-quality format inside of a case with a booklet, inlay, and CD label...please click here. |
| David Dilley | |
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Lost Fantasia Lost Fantasia (Copyright 2001) is an origional piece that was easier to write than play. If you want the score to this piece feel free to email me and I will send it to you when available. This recording was made in a standard bedroom with a single standard microphone - A Shure sm57. This is a stereo recording. The performer in this recording is David Dilley. |
LostFantasia.mp3 |
| Sylvius Leopold Weiss | |
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Tombeau M. Comte de Logy The term tombeau means, literally, "tombstone." It was first applied to poetry in the 16th century; in the following century, musicians began using it for compositions written as memorials to persons of significance. The individual memorialized in a tombeau might be a public figure, but just as often the subject was of significance primarily to the composer. In the late 17th century, the tombeau became fairly common in the repertoire of lutenists, harpsichordists, and gambists. This recording was made in a standard bedroom with a single standard microphone - A Shure sm57. The artist in this recording is David Dilley. |
MComteDeLogy.mp3 |
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Etude 1 This is etude (Exercise) number 1 of 25 that Garcia wrote. He wrote 25 etudes in 25 days...one a day. We did not apply any acoustic mirror to this recording. It is 100% clean and is as it sounds recorded straight into my mic while sitting in my bedroom. The Performer in this recording is Mike Volk. |
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Etude 2 This is etude (Exercise) number 2 of 25 that Garcia wrote. He wrote 25 etudes in 25 days...one a day. We did not apply any acoustic mirror to this recording. The Performer in this recording is Mike Volk. |
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Etude 7 This is etude (Exercise) number 1 of 25 that Garcia wrote. He wrote 25 etudes in 25 days...one a day. We did not apply any acoustic mirror to this recording. It is 100% clean and is as it sounds recorded straight into my mic while sitting in my bedroom. The Performer in this recording is Mike Volk. |
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Etude 8 This is etude (Exercise) number 1 of 25 that Garcia wrote. He wrote 25 etudes in 25 days...one a day. We did not apply any acoustic mirror to this recording. It is 100% clean and is as it sounds recorded straight into my mic while sitting in my bedroom. The Performer in this recording is Mike Volk. |
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| Luys de Narvaez | |
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Song of the Emperor "Song of the Emperor" is a beautiful and dreamy piece. A subtle acoustic mirror of St Thomas church has been applied. Performer: Raymond Blair |
Luys-de-Narvaez-Song-of-the-Emperor.mp3 |
| Fernando Sor | |
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Something about this piece of music will go here.
This is a clean recording. Performer: Mike Volk |
Sor-Etude-5.mp3 |
| Bach | |
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Prelude & Serebande from Cello Suite 1 These are two movements from Bach's cello suite number 1. Origionally for cello, transcribed for guitar. Performer: Mike Volk |
Prelude.mp3
Serebande.mp3 |
| Fransisco Tarrega | |
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This is an Etude
Performer: David Dilley |
TarregaEtude.mp3 |
| Robert De Visee | |
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This is A Suite in D
Performer: Raymond Blair |
Suite-in-D.mp3 |
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