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Originally Posted by savereno  No offense taken dude, I will be the first to admit that I am not a great singer. I may could get by doing some punk stuff, but that is about it.
I may check it out, I may have to do it later. I only have another month on the coast, and a lot to do before I move. I may hit you up if I make it down on vacation or something, it is good stuff to know. Finding drummers and bassers is hard in this area (and good singers, lots want to sing, few truly can).
Also if you do it for money I will let others know. I don't know if your schedule allows you to record too many others. Also, hit Jonathan up soon, he was asking me about studios on the coast. He is coming down in May/June and was interested in doing some recording. He was asking me about Jada E.
For now it will be my little Boss Micro BR and my Alesis HR-16. These are my first recordings, so they are rough, but I am learning more about it as I go along, and hopefully I will have some better quality stuff up soon. It's a lot of fun, and that is all I want out of it. |
I work shift work so my hours are weird.
Plus I play in a band. Add that together, and it takes careful planning to do anything outside of what I have going on.
I'd love to do it. Will you be in town when Jonathon comes in town? His ex g/f Jackie, and my wife Heather went to school together, and we all used to hang out a little.
I know Jonathan, I am still in contact with him. His move to Ok seems to have improved his sex life...LOL
Jada - Overpriced. A great studio, and a pretty good mastering engineer.
When I don't have time I refer people to Makin' Trax in semmes.
Last time was like $50/hr
Johnny is about as country fried as one can get. He has a great studio, and all the tools to make a great recording.
Depending on what you want, perfection wise, you might bring in Chris Mara, he is a mastering genius.