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    Posted: July 01 2011 at 15:53
Hello everyone I'm new here. Here is my first recording of my band Electric Hobo. We play hobo-themed prog rock. Big smile

Please give me some feedback and tell me what you think.



If you like please sub to my youtube, I look forward to posting here.

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Hey guys, I'm just a beginner at producing and recording could you give me some tips or thoughts on this track please?

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Points: 16952 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 03 2011 at 12:26
Must be nice having your brother(?) play with you. Smile

Vocals need some work and could be louder, and the drums could be more interesting.

Sound in general is clean.
Guitar work is good.





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Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Must be nice having your brother(?) play with you. Smile

Vocals need some work and could be louder, and the drums could be more interesting.

Sound in general is clean.
Guitar work is good.





Thanks for listening. Smile

Yeah he is my brother, he has only been playing drums for a year and he is quite good for that time-frame. He is getting better all the time too, Mike Portnoy is his hero. LOL He seems to pick up pretty much all instruments pretty well. I enjoy playing and bouncing Ideas off of him.

I agree in some of the parts I should have turned up the vocals a bit, I'm pretty new at this singing stuff though. I recorded it up on Audacity with a Tascam US-800.  Any good software you could recommend? I tried Cubase and blah, it was horrible.
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I've tried several programs (and even had a TASCAM 4-track tape recorder at one point).  I currently use (and enjoy) Sony Acid.  I'd recommend that.

You can hear my music by clicking the link if my signature below if you want to.
https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays
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Points: 16952 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 03 2011 at 13:05
Originally posted by Megaman90 Megaman90 wrote:

Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Must be nice having your brother(?) play with you. Smile

Vocals need some work and could be louder, and the drums could be more interesting.

Sound in general is clean.
Guitar work is good.





Thanks for listening. Smile

Yeah he is my brother, he has only been playing drums for a year and he is quite good for that time-frame. He is getting better all the time too, Mike Portnoy is his hero. LOL He seems to pick up pretty much all instruments pretty well. I enjoy playing and bouncing Ideas off of him.

I agree in some of the parts I should have turned up the vocals a bit, I'm pretty new at this singing stuff though. I recorded it up on Audacity with a Tascam US-800.  Any good software you could recommend? I tried Cubase and blah, it was horrible.

Very cool!
And yes for 1 year, he is having great progress. Just making sure it's interesting.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I've tried several programs (and even had a TASCAM 4-track tape recorder at one point).  I currently use (and enjoy) Sony Acid.  I'd recommend that.

You can hear my music by clicking the link if my signature below if you want to.


I might just give it a listen. Big smile

About the Sony Acid, does the basic version support multi-tracking and VST? Also, I've seen Reaper which looks fairly good. How does that hold up for 50$?


Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:



Very cool!
And yes for 1 year, he is having great progress. Just making sure it's interesting.



Thanks! Yeah I just can't get the feel for drums myself, I can fake it Meg White style a little bit. The only problem with my brother is he is a bit overzealous with the double bass sometimes.
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Originally posted by Megaman90 Megaman90 wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I've tried several programs (and even had a TASCAM 4-track tape recorder at one point).  I currently use (and enjoy) Sony Acid.  I'd recommend that.

You can hear my music by clicking the link if my signature below if you want to.


I might just give it a listen. Big smile

About the Sony Acid, does the basic version support multi-tracking and VST? Also, I've seen Reaper which looks fairly good. How does that hold up for 50$?



Yes and yes.  You can get Sony Acid Music Studio 8.0 for $41.10 with free shipping from Amazon.

Edit: There's a comparison chart here.  There's a free version of Acid also, evidently.

I have no experience with Reaper. 


Edited by Epignosis - July 03 2011 at 14:07
https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays
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I have a Tascam interface too and I must agree that Cubase is awful.

The best I've used is Adobe Audition, which IIRC is pretty expensive.


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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

I have a Tascam interface too and I must agree that Cubase is awful.

The best I've used is Adobe Audition, which IIRC is pretty expensive.


Haha I was all excited when I got Cubase, but after a few hours of frustration I gave up and went back to Audacity which works well. I'm pretty handy with a computer too, but it was just a horrible program to use.

A friend of mine recommended Adobe Audition 1.5 which is ebayable for about 50$. Reaper has a trial, so I might see if I like it. If not I'll go with Acid.

 
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