Test: PreSonus @ Musikmesse via Soundcloud

Thursday, March 25, 2010

PreSonus @ Musikmesse via Soundcloud

David 'Fingers' Haynes (drums), Bassida AKA Ida Funkhouser (bass), Stephan Ullmann (guitar), John Jones (keys).

Musikmesse by PreSonus

1 comment:

AnonymousApril 21, 2010 at 5:43 PM
Very fine, tight group, excellent drum/bass sounds!!!, guitar usually rich and full, keys and vox(s) a tad dry and "back" at times. Great live recordings overall,(artists top notch!). ALL shone(IMHO)including the mix, on "What's Goin' On", one of the best covers I ever heard of that great classic. Lookin'/listenin' at S1 real close, this helps. Thanks, keep the groove "Goin' On" !! JPMc
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