This links direct to that track on BandLab:
The story behind this song is a tad convoluted between a martyr (singing while being killed), and a minister basing it on passages. Anyway - I found my old DR-1 and lots of old stuff (krapplla really : ) ) circa '08, '09 ish maybe. Fun, and funny to hear stuff and on this unit which is kinda capable for what it is of that period.
So, I wanted to “test” it, not sure it worked and set it about 3ft away, to my left, (at my guiitar neck side) away from any direct “fidelity” of any kind to see what it might do - 1st pass, 1-take and this is it. I was still in “search” mode for “stuff” if asked in this “celebration season”.
I was actually unaware of this song, till this summer, a missionary from S. India (no one speaks English : ) “Malayalam” - same word if spelled backward : ) cryptic Sanskrit language anyway… anyway… so - so many versions, renditions of it and seems folks know it, esp. S. Indians : ) and in English (which is interesting, to me).
The other thing about when those folks gather, esp outside, omg - thought nothing of bringing in a 2000W PA and mixing board. Apparently down the street they thought it was one of those houses : ) hahhh… (but, no complaints!)
Anyway - did a search on my “topics” and I don’t think I posted a prior cell phone version. There are some, far nicer folk singers renditions of this on YouTube I found.
- For me on this, Capo on 3 seems to work if even a little piercing treble from this Scale then of the guitar.