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trueangerandchaos Location: USA Posts: 157	Posted - Wed Mar 26, 2003 3:24 pm  Anyone have a studio website that I can listen to some stuff that you've downloaded? _________________ www.geocities.com/kosstudios/ Go here and check it out
trueangerandchaos Location: USA Posts: 157	Posted - Wed Mar 26, 2003 3:25 pm  I ment "recorded". _________________ www.geocities.com/kosstudios/ Go here and check it out
Bram41 Location: Netherlands Posts: 24	Posted - Wed Mar 26, 2003 5:01 pm  well... my label's website has some mp3's I recorded in my homestudio... www.stuckinaday.com _________________ www.stuckinaday.com
trueangerandchaos Location: USA Posts: 157	Posted - Wed Mar 26, 2003 7:39 pm  The quality on the recordinds fu*king good. Damn, I hope to reach your quality soon ;-) _________________ www.geocities.com/kosstudios/ Go here and check it out
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Wed Mar 26, 2003 8:09 pm  Quote: well... my label's website has some mp3's I recorded in my homestudio... www.stuckinaday.com Cool!! I especially like the background vocals in "All The Things I Hate"! _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
Bram41 Location: Netherlands Posts: 24	Posted - Thu Mar 27, 2003 2:01 am  thanks! well... my "studio" is 2 shure sm58's and a 57 and a cool edit computer... it's not much of a studio really, but we kinda help out the local punkrock scene. _________________ www.stuckinaday.com
Emmett Location: USA Posts: 59	Posted - Thu Mar 27, 2003 5:23 am  For everyone who is worried that their equipment isn't up to par, this is proof that it's not all about the hardware...more about how you use what you have. _________________ Emmett KPNT, St. Louis, MO
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Thu Mar 27, 2003 6:42 am  Quote: ....it's not all about the hardware...more about how you use what you have I most definitely agree. I started a recent thread with suggestions..... 'A few "basic" suggestions.. : )' and Bram41 has evidently "gone the full length" to work with what equipment he has and.... (as proven by the performance) these guys PRACTICE!!! Good job, keep kicking!! _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
Bram41 Location: Netherlands Posts: 24	Posted - Thu Mar 27, 2003 8:23 am  thanks guys, really nice to hear i recently spent my first day in a 'real' superduper studio (as a drummer), and it was really cool but pretty demotivating too... all those hifi racks with compressors, effects, and the huge mixer... aaargh! how am i ever going to pay for all that!? well... i guess i'll stick to recording punkrock! _________________ www.stuckinaday.com
Cal Location: USA Posts: 577	Posted - Thu Mar 27, 2003 9:45 am  Don't know if i'll get soundly reprimanded for this or not, because i haven't checked in to get permission, but here goes, and aplogies to Kevin Looker, for whom i do a little bit of mixing work for his Chico, CA studio. He records for free the young people who have no means of recording at the money studios. I do remote mixing (Atlanta), tracks are sent via CDs. You can listen to a cut done by a group of very young guys, late teens i think, maybe around 20 yers old, with only 2 guitars, bass, drums, and one vocal. For rock this is pretty gentle. It was recorded and mixed in CEP2.0. At the site you have the option to listen lo-fi, hi-fi, or download. I don't play nor necessarily listen to much rock, only while scanning the radio dial, so it was a challenge trying to get it right... maybe i didn't -- -- but it is all Cool Edit Pro. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/nakedfishmusic.htm _________________ Cal
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