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Jeremy Ball

 

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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 12:16 pm    
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Hi everyone,

I’m excited to share that I’ve just uploaded all of the songs from Buddy Emmons’ iconic “Black Album” with the steel guitar isolated. This collection showcases Buddy’s incredible talent and offers a unique listening experience for all steel guitar enthusiasts.

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Buddy Emmons or new to his music, I believe these isolated tracks will provide fresh insights and appreciation for his remarkable playing style. Feel free to check them out and share your thoughts!

You can listen to the isolated steel guitar tracks here:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmnPXSVgamwO1zaNG9cuPEeHDywSy48nA&si=qvnzPqlBIvPxOQHs

Looking forward to hearing what you all think!

Best,
Jeremy
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George Duncan Sypert

 

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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 1:55 pm    
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That is great. You can finally here the chops a lot better. I don't how you did that but I think it is really great.

George
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Lee Rider


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 2:26 pm    
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George Duncan Sypert wrote:
That is great. You can finally here the chops a lot better. I don't how you did that but I think it is really great.

George


I agree. You can really hear the little things he does that gets lost in the mix.

Thanks for doing this Jeremy!

Best

Lee Rider
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Steve Hinson

 

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Hendersonville Tn USA
Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 2:28 pm    
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Thanks!!!!

SH
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Andy Gibson

 

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Tennessee USA
Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 3:27 pm    
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How did you do it?
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Sam Conomo

 

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Queensland, Australia
Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 5:19 pm     Buddy black album steel isolated
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Thanks so much for doing that.
Sam.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 6:25 pm    
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Buddy's 10th string is missing! Surprised (It really shows on some of the cuts.) Probably inaudible because it's in the bass range, and the bass frequencies have been filtered out.

Other than that, it's cool.
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Mike Bagwell

 

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Greenville, SC, USA
Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 8:40 pm    
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The Wes Montgomery style octave run in Night Life is simply stunning. I've never hear anyone else do that on steel guitar.
I ask him about it, he said he just muted the strings between the octave with his left thumb.
I saw Buddy play live many times any I never heard him play that again.
Maybe someone will post a video showing the details on how to play that.
I've tried, no cigar.

Is that a studio compressor or is his RH technique responsible for that pop he gets when he digs in?

Mike
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Dan Kelly


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Post  Posted 6 Jul 2024 2:20 am    
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This is great. I can really hear just how long E holds a note at the end of a phrase. The tendency is to be looking for the set up at the beginning of the next phrase and to cut short that last note of the prior phrase. Buddy does a masterful job of not prematurely jumping ahead, but instead, holding that note until the end.
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Jeremy Ball

 

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Post  Posted 6 Jul 2024 4:09 am    
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FYI - There are a few moments in the album where string 10, and harmonics is inaudible (the AI technology confuses it with bass guitar). Mainly in At E’s and Nightlife. I think the other songs turned out great..

I’m trying to fix these 2 songs by customizing the AI with a different method, writing traditional Machine Learning model code.. then I will train the model to separate the steel again.

I’m very happy that everyone has enjoyed this!
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Roger Rettig


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Naples, FL
Post  Posted 7 Jul 2024 10:52 am    
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Wow, Jeremy - eye opening!!!

Thank you for sharing, and for your hard work!
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Donny Hinson

 

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Post  Posted 10 Jul 2024 10:50 am    
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Jeremy Ball wrote:
FYI - There are a few moments in the album where string 10, and harmonics is inaudible (the AI technology confuses it with bass guitar). Mainly in At E’s and Nightlife. I think the other songs turned out great..

I’m trying to fix these 2 songs by customizing the AI with a different method, writing traditional Machine Learning model code.. then I will train the model to separate the steel again.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Post  Posted 10 Jul 2024 10:56 am    
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Jeremy Ball wrote:
FYI - There are a few moments in the album where string 10, and harmonics is inaudible (the AI technology confuses it with bass guitar). Mainly in At E’s and Nightlife. I think the other songs turned out great..

I’m trying to fix these 2 songs by customizing the AI with a different method, writing traditional Machine Learning model code.. then I will train the model to separate the steel again.


That would be really cool! It's great that you know how to do all that with this new technology. What amazes most is that Buddy could get the C6th intonation that good back then, with no compensators And no overdubs. Some C6th chords are even hard for players today to nail (in good intonation). Smile
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Damir Besic


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Post  Posted 10 Jul 2024 5:10 pm    
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amazing
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J D Sauser


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Wellington, Florida
Post  Posted 12 Jul 2024 11:33 am    
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oh Gawd... and AI is watching this! Whoa! Laughing

But thanks Jeremy. Very interesting!

... J-D.
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Bruce Bouton

 

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Post  Posted 23 Jul 2024 7:16 am    
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Brother , this a wonderful gift for the steel guitar community.
Thank you !
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