produce an album

decided that since it is essentially a duo: me-bass, guitar, vox, etc. and P-guitars, keys, noise, etc. that we would begin tracking tracks directly to my laptop. today i managed to get logic express loaded up on my powerbook and was able to record a track using my m-audio box. the plan this week is to begin tracking the electric guitars and bass at the practice space after hours when no one is around and have andrew start laying down beats and drums to the tracks (all done to a click)

the concept is down on paper. i have a list of potential songs after going thru hours of jam sessions and garageband tracks. i have to find the right drummer to help pay for the practice space and who is the right match for the tracks. right now the dude i have seems like a flake. and rent is due.

I’m going to do 2 tracks by the end of the month

I’m going to Produce 3 Albums hopefully.
I will probably get someone to come in an get at least one track for me on at least one of those projects.

Heres myspace.
http://www.myspace.com/thedjxl

2 at least produce 1 album

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