record music

So, now I’ve recorded 8 tracks for an album. So, I’m getting closer to the record an album goal.

-buy mic cords, need 2 in order to start recording drums
-mic stands? no, wait, just duct tape
-new drumsticks
-more plectrums

1. implement home studio
2. record music video
3. youtube
4. ...
5. profit.
6. girls (optional)

yesterday i played the piano for the first time in over a year. (please keep in mind i can only plan 3 songs that use both hands)

today i tuned my violin.

we shall see what happens next. stay tuned…

i sang ‘last christmas’ at karaoke this past week.

I re-recorded the old crap with Ross about my guitar being out of tune. We also made a loop of the last word in the song and remixed it somewhat. Then I recorded something else, and will continue to do so.

Now I just need a myspace…

i have plans to record a hot, new single this weekend.

we’ll see…

February!
Good old Febs is the month of record production. Thanks to Violetsharp I have stumbled across the RPM Chalange website. This I will do; I have a guitar, I have a uke, I have a pen, I have a voice.

It’s just the recording that’s the problem…
I can record, but I can’t mix. Yet.
I’ll have to keep an eye out for that.

I’d really like to get back into recording music. I had a friend in high school who got me into it. After high school, my Roland Alpha Juno keyboard was stolen – a very nice keyboard back in 1987. I’d love to get back into it. Now, digital music production is so easy and cost-effective on the computer, but I’ll have to save and get a midi-controller keyboard first, before I do anything else much. I’m hoping to get the Roland Juno-G which is pretty much a complete studio out of the box.