Yeah, i just recorded a little cover of Herbie Hancocks "Tell Me a Bedtime story", off the fat albert rotunda album. check it out..
Tell Me a Bedtime Story
lo-fi URL: http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplaye ... 95878&q=lo
hi-fi URL: http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplaye ... 95878&q=hi
Its also the first song on my myspace: http://myspace.com/jontidaniels
The drums were programmed on the 404(although with sp12 sounds), and everything was recorded through the 404's effects. Otherwise that, its all live instrumentation.
Herbie Hancock cover
Moderator: TGN
The instrumentation is top notch as usual 
but I would try to redo the drums (are those sequenced or is it a loop ?) to take away some of the stiffness, to get more swing they're too quantized to my liking. Don't get me wrong quantized drums can be nice but they don't work for me in this song. Perhaps you're going for that effect of having the very mechanical drums vs. the live instrumentation, but to me it sounds a bit like the drums were just layed out to start the song and you forgot to bring em up to the standard of the rest of the song.
but I would try to redo the drums (are those sequenced or is it a loop ?) to take away some of the stiffness, to get more swing they're too quantized to my liking. Don't get me wrong quantized drums can be nice but they don't work for me in this song. Perhaps you're going for that effect of having the very mechanical drums vs. the live instrumentation, but to me it sounds a bit like the drums were just layed out to start the song and you forgot to bring em up to the standard of the rest of the song.