Here you have a remaster of the "Scratch Demo" of the song "Waiting In Vain" but this is a remix with a lot of things that come from other takes. It's a sort of mash up of the same songs, I integrated the vocal backings of I-Three and those of Bob Marley at the end, the guitar etc... Enjoy ! It's a private, non-commercial mix, it's a tribute. Photo Credit : Adrian Boot.
Thank you, I took the drum & synth from the "Exodus 40 (Super Deluxe Edition) 2017 Vinyl Set", the backing vocals & guitar parts from the multitrack master of the official version and the I -Three backing vocals from the "Follow Truth Demo", the tricky part is put everything together correctly in the right tempo
@@sunisshiningtv I respect your works. I am in a sound system and I spend time mastering each Dubplate vocal and riddim, I have also dabbled in remastering some of the Bob Marley demos but not to the expert level that you have in the fact of extracting vocals from a raw source, making them Sound clearer and also mixing them over another riddim. Are you mixing the riddim and vocals on decks or are you using a software such as audacity or the like to arrange the wave forms. Either way it’s a wicked effort. Keep doing what you’re doing.
@@BlackShadowSoundUK I use AI-assisted extraction software like "UVR" and I edit my mixes with "Logic Pro", what's hardest is setting the right pitch and tempo so that everything comes together well, most of the time you have to make cuts and reposition the tracks and it can take a long time, it all depends on the project and the sources used.
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Here you have a remaster of the "Scratch Demo" of the song "Waiting In Vain"
but this is a remix with a lot of things that come from other takes.
It's a sort of mash up of the same songs, I integrated the vocal backings of I-Three and those of Bob Marley at the end, the guitar etc...
Enjoy !
It's a private, non-commercial mix, it's a tribute.
Photo Credit : Adrian Boot.
Amazing. Respect due
Very nice, a lot of great work.
Thanks Rasta
Bob very happy for you ! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🌹👌😍🥰
Great!!! Good vibes
Perfect work .. appreciate ❤
❤🥰💯🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝I love it ❤❤
Thanks You brot, good sound , no noise bass , thanks
🎉🎉 foda
Great mix brother, I’m guessing they used some of these bits and pieces for the version that’s on the dreams of freedom album.
Thank you, I took the drum & synth from the "Exodus 40 (Super Deluxe Edition) 2017 Vinyl Set", the backing vocals & guitar parts from the multitrack master of the official version and the I -Three backing vocals from the "Follow Truth Demo", the tricky part is put everything together correctly in the right tempo
@@sunisshiningtv I respect your works. I am in a sound system and I spend time mastering each Dubplate vocal and riddim, I have also dabbled in remastering some of the Bob Marley demos but not to the expert level that you have in the fact of extracting vocals from a raw source, making them
Sound clearer and also mixing them over another riddim. Are you mixing the riddim and vocals on decks or are you using a software such as audacity or the like to arrange the wave forms. Either way it’s a wicked effort. Keep doing what you’re doing.
@@BlackShadowSoundUK I use AI-assisted extraction software like "UVR" and I edit my mixes with "Logic Pro", what's hardest is setting the right pitch and tempo so that everything comes together well, most of the time you have to make cuts and reposition the tracks and it can take a long time, it all depends on the project and the sources used.
Scratch demo? Do you mean Lee did that? Please explain. Never heard of that. Never heard that.
I would like something with "Revolution" from Natty Dread
You can do it's work whit all scrat demos
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