Changin’ & arrangin’ 3
… And a third. By now you know the sound. Like part 1 the lead guitar is in the focus here.
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New section: Audio lingo
Alright, gather around ladies and gentlemen. A new section have been requested: Audio lingo. Basically this will be posts with short descriptions of anything audio related that the regular Joe might not instantly recognize. Because of this there will be a little repetition every now and then, but on the other hand it will be much easier for you to find the explanation of something, and I won’t have to write what a compressor is in every other post. Alright?
Changin’ & arrangin’ 2
Yep, there’s a part two as well. It has of course much the same sound to it as part 1 but features a solo trumpet instead of a solo guitar.
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Changin’ & arrangin’
I played around with a couple of loops, improvised guitar licks and other things the other day. Here’s one variation featuring a lead guitar, rhythm guitars, piano, electric piano and drums.
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Elektrik
Synths, synths and electronic drums… if that is your cup of tea, then you might like this.
Warning: This one’s a bit louder than many of the others. I was trying out some different type of processing while mixing it.
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M-Audio Session Music Producer USB microphone
Engadget posted about this cheap USB microphone. Obviously geared towards very low-end musicians (semi-pro for $99, yeah right) but the way I see it, it could work well for podcasts. As I’ve mentioned in the past, the USB microphones let you record without a proper interface or mic preamp, so if your intention is to only record your voice this might be a good solution.
Takeoff!
A bluesy thing: two guitars, drums and bass. I did it while trying out the latest Logic release. Details on the project can be found on Slapdelay.
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