Why is Sister Hazel called that?
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Why is Sister Hazel called that?
Sister Hazel formed in Gainesville, Florida, in 1993 and was named for Sister Hazel Williams, a local missionary who ran a homeless shelter. The group released its self-titled debut album in 1994, through its independent record label Croakin’ Poets.
Is Sister Hazel Blues Traveler?
Are You At a Blues Traveler or Sister Hazel Concert? Yeah, they’re both still performing. So a good rule of thumb is that if you’re at a Sister Hazel concert it’s probably “All For You” by Sister Hazel and if you’re at a Blues Traveler concert it’s probably “Run-Around” by them.
Is Sister Hazel a country?
Sister Hazel has been called folk-rock, country-rock, Southern rock, and more, and while all those flavors exist in the band’s music, Block said their sound is nothing more than the sum of its parts.
Should you record acoustic guitar in stereo?
Simply put, if you want to record the best possible range of high and low frequencies for your acoustic track, using stereo recording is your best bet, otherwise you will end up with a fraction of the frequencies that are not nearly as wide in range.
What is an acoustic session?
Acoustic music is music that solely or primarily uses instruments that produce sound through acoustic means, as opposed to electric or electronic means.
Who is John Popper married to?
Jordan AulebJohn Popper / Spouse (m.?–2018)
Who died from Blues Traveler?
Bobby Sheehan
Bobby Sheehan, bassist for the rock band Blues Traveler, was found dead in his New Orleans house Friday morning (Aug. 20), the band’s label said. He was 31. Bandleader John Popper called Sheehan “the best friend I’ve had in the world.”
Why are guitars double tracked?
Double tracking simply means recording the same part twice and panning each to opposite sides. The guitarist plays a section of the song perfectly, then repeats it as closely as possible on a second track. This creates a wide stereo spread based on the unique nuances in timing and dynamics of each performance.
How much should I compress acoustic guitar?
In most cases, I typically use subtle bus compression when working with acoustic guitars. Moderate compression can help glue each of the different mics together and create more consistent dynamics. Start with a slow attack time—typically around 10-25 ms—to help accentuate the attack of each transient.
Should guitars be in mono?
Most recording artists prefer to record electric guitars in mono. Generally, it is relatively difficult to capture a reasonable stereo sound while recording a single electric guitar. In genres like rock and metal, the standard technique is to track rhythm guitar parts in mono and “double track” them.
