well the nice thing is we recorded 16 songs, and the goal is to produce a 10 minutes video out of those songs. I can pick and choose which clips I use, and if a song isn't up to par, it will wind up on the cutting room floor.
as for the tuning, yes, I hear it too... the guitar players tuned between each song at my request, but one of them uses such light strings he stretches them when he plays. not much I can do about that....
these guys aren't professional, and this is a weekend garage band trying to get a recording we can sent out to a few places to play... not looking for a recording contract or anything... good thing.. LOL
eventually, the recording will be synced up with a video like this of us playing in different venues. this one was just recorded with the mic on my camera. BTW, I'm the bass player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVUp_CYXsIc
is recording in stereo passe?
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Re: is recording in stereo passe?
It's coming along well so far. I look forward to hearing how it develops 
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Re: is recording in stereo passe?
thanks.. I'll tone down the stereo effect, even though part of me really likes it. (i'll shoot for between 60/40 and 66/33)
we record lead vocals tomorrow, so it's about to get much more interesting.
we record lead vocals tomorrow, so it's about to get much more interesting.
Re: is recording in stereo passe?
More stereo and less dynamic range compression* than Steve's remix ...
[* dynamic range compression has reduced the cowbell ]
[* dynamic range compression has reduced the cowbell ]