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OK peeps. I've got a drum machine, a guitar, a microphone, a load of effects pedals and a couple of minidisc players. The challenge I have set myself tonight is to record a track worthy of releasing...nae...UNLEASHING to anyone that wants to hear.
Tally ho, see you in the morning.
Tally ho, see you in the morning.
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Its downloading now.
If you've got a mixer on your PC, turn the treble right down. That's how I recorded everything as it was too fuzzy otherwise. I just turned the treble back up to how it should have been and you couldn't hear a bean.
Your Honour wrote:
> No soundcard at work, but I'll download it tonight and give it a listen.
Same problem for me too.
Work should be more considerate.
> No soundcard at work, but I'll download it tonight and give it a listen.
Same problem for me too.
Work should be more considerate.
No soundcard at work, but I'll download it tonight and give it a listen.
Well, here it is!
http://www.lukenet-v1.co.uk/index.php?id=music.html
It's a disgusting piece of cheese that sounds like it's been drained through a sieve. when I get back to Uni I might do a studio version and then you lot can see the difference.
Enjoy!
http://www.lukenet-v1.co.uk/index.php?id=music.html
It's a disgusting piece of cheese that sounds like it's been drained through a sieve. when I get back to Uni I might do a studio version and then you lot can see the difference.
Enjoy!
Nearly there. I've got a nice and cheesy electronic drum part over most of it, and then some tonelike noises on a delay pedal. Should be alright - I'll finish it off in a minute.
How did you get on? I want to hear the result.
Excellent. Mucho shouting please.
Just a tip:
When I record into the PC, I set the input levels REALLY low. Then use some program within windows to just boost everything. Seems to cut out the fuzzines that way.
Hope it helps - although at 3 in the morning, I guess you have already done most of it!
When I record into the PC, I set the input levels REALLY low. Then use some program within windows to just boost everything. Seems to cut out the fuzzines that way.
Hope it helps - although at 3 in the morning, I guess you have already done most of it!
Progress Report:
Right, I've got a couple of drum patterns I want to use. One is 70bpm and the other is 80bpm. I'm doing quite slow and electronicy. You'd be surprised how much of a difference that 10bpm makes. I've got a couple of melodies that I'm working around. One fits with the 70 and the other with the 80 (I've already got a guitar bit for the 80bpm one). Also, my PC has the fuzziest ever inputs that I ever did hear, so don't expect great quality.
Right, I've got a couple of drum patterns I want to use. One is 70bpm and the other is 80bpm. I'm doing quite slow and electronicy. You'd be surprised how much of a difference that 10bpm makes. I've got a couple of melodies that I'm working around. One fits with the 70 and the other with the 80 (I've already got a guitar bit for the 80bpm one). Also, my PC has the fuzziest ever inputs that I ever did hear, so don't expect great quality.
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