original recordings Thread
 

Post anything and everything you want. If you want to get your stuff heard by the board then put up a link.

It should read original recordings thread, but I fucked it up so nevermind.

If you mean Original Master Recordings by Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs, then I've only got Abbey Road on vinyl.

what do you mean?
like recorded material if so myspace.com/brokenmic

im always promoting something.

http://www.myspace.com/ierolereijiji - my solo stuff.
http://www.myspace.com/noisesfromthefloraandfauna - a band i am in with a guy from chicago.

I like The Lou Reed.

Check my sig. It was using a tascam portastudio 02. I want to buy a MkII 414 so I don't have to overdub vocals. I hate overdubbing parts, it makes recordings so laid back sounding. I'm going to start recording live shows now that I am doing them. The vocals sound so much better live, and my music is pretty vocal dependent.

Month later edit:

no longer in my sig: www.myspace.com/jsdunnmusic

I started playing with an old friend of mine over spring break. The second time we got together i just set some mics up in the room and did a loose improv.

www.blackcutoffs.com/audio/eibedit.mp3

here's a cover of femme fatale (originaly by the velvet underground) that i did a couple of days ago
http://www.badongo.com/file/530835

www.myspace.com/icoc

or you can just click the first image in my signature.

i have a couple of projects in the oven, though

Here's an early recording I made when I first got my Boss digital 4 track recorder. I composed it, I played all the instruments, I recorded, mixed, & edited it. Anything that had to be done, I did it.

"Sent-Off"

www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=89F7CB986131F93D

Let me know if there's any problems. Enjoy!

Really, I hadn't noticed. As long as you listen to the music I posted, & give a comment, I'll be happy.

Just kidding, I was actually interested in checking out everybody's music that day.

Oh sorry about the comment though... I kinda hate metal so I didn't like your recording. No offense. It's impressive that you did everything on it though and you're a lot better musician than I am right now, so props. (I'm no good at criticizing)

i posted this in the do you have a band thread, but i'll do it again just to be a repetitive twerp.

http://www.myspace.com/distilledessence

i'm just screwing around -- nothing serious.

Here's a rough version of a new song that I posted in another thread
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=2B37D71D389667DE
More music links in my signature.

I saw yr youtube video. You tagged it with sonic youth.

None taken. I overstand. Different strokes for different folks. I'm just glad that you took the time to listen. & I appreciate the props. Thanks!

Anyone else have any comments/opinions about the track that I posted?

in my opinion, your song sounds great... good job.
but the song is a bit monotonous.

so.....

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Yeah, I know what you're describing. I originally recorded the track to cassette, then I burned it from cassette to cd through analog.
It was one of my early, early recordings to.

Thanks for listening!

mr.marleypumpkin
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song rocks, very grungy.
sound quality is OK but not great.
if you ask me, something is missing, i´d add some synthiziser or someting to give it the extra kick


CHOUT
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cool, cool, cool
very nice song
kinda car driving road movieish tune
great work and good sound quality
what´s your recording gear?

it´s interesting that most people on the board only do instrumental stuff

Well, the reason I don't do much vocalising is because I am NOT a good singer, & I really am not that great of a lyricist. But, I do like the idea of vocal manipulation. You may remember a track I did called, "Heavenly Voice".
As far as the sound quality goes, I had just started to record my own music myself. So, I didn't have that good of an ear for mixing at the time. & "Sent-Off" was, like I said before, was recorded to cassette first.
A Thousand Threads:
Or I could add some experimental vocalisation & bass work.