It's almost done! I have spent the better part of a week or more using every spare moment I have to record some songs. The purpose of this recording is to simply put together a sample CD I can send to places where I hope to perform. But, the end result will also, hopefully, be a CD I can release and sell to any who might want to hear my music.
The current CD consists of already existing songs, nothing original. However, I have a group of songs which I have personally written that I hope to lay down on some tracks soon.
If you're interested, keep watch on my blog and Website for MP3 samples of this recent undertaking. And, you'll be the first to know when I get the originals onto a CD for release.
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Showing posts with label home music recording. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home music recording. Show all posts
Monday, February 28, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
What Am I Doing Trying To Record An Album - I Should Write A Comedy Show
Sitting down and trying to record an album, otherwise known as a CD or even a cassette tape would make me happy after all the silly little interruptions that have come up to keep me from success. To explain would be tedious as most of the delays and problems come from silly issues that aren't even tangible.
For starters, I laid down some tracks on an old cassette tape. I thought that would be the simplest and quickest way to do this. I was wrong! The tape garbled. The tape got stuck inside a broken tape deck. The tape deck is now headed for a recycling facility. I then chose to use a CD. I put the songs onto the CD and lost the CD. This is just the beginning of silly little things keeping me from finishing this simple album.
When I am finished, perhaps I will be able to sell it. Perhaps no one will care. But, at least I'll know it will be the result of a lot of blood, sweat and tears and none of it having to do with the music but the process.
For starters, I laid down some tracks on an old cassette tape. I thought that would be the simplest and quickest way to do this. I was wrong! The tape garbled. The tape got stuck inside a broken tape deck. The tape deck is now headed for a recycling facility. I then chose to use a CD. I put the songs onto the CD and lost the CD. This is just the beginning of silly little things keeping me from finishing this simple album.
When I am finished, perhaps I will be able to sell it. Perhaps no one will care. But, at least I'll know it will be the result of a lot of blood, sweat and tears and none of it having to do with the music but the process.
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