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Points: 18016 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2010 at 18:26
Originally posted by Any Colour You Like Any Colour You Like wrote:

What would people think if I recoded a whole bunch of animal noises and twisted them into something evil?


That would be sweet

Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

I am thinking of picking up a cheap/hopefully decent mic. I was happy with how good the quality using my mp3 player came out, but want to see if I can make it better


What do you play again?  I didn't read the whole thread

You can get something serviceable for 15$
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by Captain Clutch Captain Clutch wrote:

Jon you should get a Shure SM57, they're the best

They're also $80, which is a big price tag to attach to this project for me. LOL

Being more or less industry standard, however, you will find a lot of use for it later in life

You'd need some sort of recording interface, though, and that's where it gets expensive
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I play drums.
Also guitar but very badly, and mainly rhythm guitar-esque metal (w/ weird terrible solos) LOL
I do want a decent mic eventually since I plan to record in the future
Originally posted by Any Colour You Like Any Colour You Like wrote:

What would people think if I recoded a whole bunch of animal noises and twisted them into something evil?


Man thats sick


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Me, I use audacity and my Rock Band mic.
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well, for drums you either need a wide-angle mic (as opposed to uni-directional) or at least 4 microphones...
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Points: 34550 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2010 at 18:29
Yeah, which is for now...I'll stick with my old mp3 player LOL
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Originally posted by Captain Clutch Captain Clutch wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by Captain Clutch Captain Clutch wrote:

Jon you should get a Shure SM57, they're the best

They're also $80, which is a big price tag to attach to this project for me. LOL

Being more or less industry standard, however, you will find a lot of use for it later in life

You'd need some sort of recording interface, though, and that's where it gets expensive

Hmm...still, at least for (electric) basses and kazoo I can manage with what I already have, so maybe I'll be passing on the violin/banjo/upright bass additions.

Might be for the best though - I neglected to mention that my total playtime on violin and banjo combined is about...15 minutes. LOL


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Originally posted by Alitare Alitare wrote:

Me, I use audacity and my Rock Band mic.


Rock Band mics are surprisingly useable, HTcF did a couple demos with one.  Better than the onboard mic from our bass player's laptop, anyway

JJ, if yo want an upgrade some sort of portable field recorder is probably the cheapest alternative worth getting

Jon - D:  Upright bass in metal is the awesomest thing ever
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Originally posted by Alitare Alitare wrote:

Me, I use audacity and my Rock Band mic.

I could do that. LOL
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by Alitare Alitare wrote:

Me, I use audacity and my Rock Band mic.

I could do that. LOL


You should rent a sax and play some Zorn and Beefheart -esque solos

If you can still, play, that is
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And even if you can't Matt, do it anyway
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Points: 18016 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2010 at 18:39
So anyway, I'll probably check out what we've got here this time next week, and record a couple guitar solos or something, then maybe contribute a track if I get around to writing/jamming out anything
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My next goal is to create some ambient spaced out hippie folk synth stuff, like a mix between Early Marc Bolan and early Tangerine Dream.
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Points: 18016 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2010 at 19:02
Nice.

By the way, I sang bass in a choir for 6 or 7 years.  I'm not interested in lead vocals, but maybe some backup stuff
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We should list instruments beside the member's names on the first post
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That could be useful.  So that people don't have to search through my various posts to find what I said I'd be able to contribute, I'll post it all right here:
fretless bass in cello tuning
6-string bass
(unlikely) upright bass
kazoo
(unlikely) trombone
(very unlikely) banjo and violin
(possible, though unlikely) bizarre falsetto vocals
Powerful Beard
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Any Colour You Like - Noise, Acousic Guitar (if I can be bothered).
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Ease the beard on slowly. If you hit us with all at once the world may explode

And OK, this is what I can contribute:
Drums
Guitar (new, not too good, used to playing metal rhythm guitar/bizzare solos) just so ya know
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

Ease the beard on slowly. If you hit us with all at once the world may explode

And OK, this is what I can contribute:
Drums
Guitar (new, not too good, used to playing metal rhythm guitar/bizzare solos) just so ya know

Don't worry about what you're used to playing - I play mostly randomly improvised stuff that generally turns into semi-mediocre attempts to play Magma or funk bass. LOL
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Fretless bass
Guitar (if needed, I do play some metal, I could help with riffing)
Vocals (growled or clean, if needed)

I'm working on some very low-tuned bass noodling to go with ACYL's Phase I right now, to make it sound a teensy bit electro-ambient.  Then I need to put them together, get a Mediafire, and I'll hopefully have something to put up tonight.


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