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I've posted songs from my oldest daughter a few times on here in the past, including the thread about 4 track tapes..,, Time to give equal time to next daughter.. She just got married, wanted to record a song for her fiance, to be played at the wedding. She picked his favorite song. He knew...

Last Sunday my group got together to practice, and my youngest daughter asked me if we could do a song for her to sing along with sometime. We didn't know the song (not our normal style), but we tried it. She wanted us to record it, even though we didn't know it, so she could sing along with it...

A couple weeks ago, one person couldn't come to a session we had planned, so the other three of us turned on the recorder and jammed. Music we hadn't played in years. Quite a break away from what I had been working on. Anyway,,, Would very much be interested in comments, mostly on the mixing...

I've been working on mixing this for days, and just am not happy with how it's comming out. I really could use some input as to what I need to do. We recorded this song for my girls benefit ( they did most of the singing ) It's a cover of an old Gospel classic, done country style. One...

Really getting frustrated. I've been using Ntrack 2.2 on an old PII loaded with programs and hardware, and decided to upgrade to a stand-alone recording pc. I bought a Delta 66 Omni station, and of course had to upgrade Ntrack to support the 24 bit card. I've tried 2 different PC's, a K6-500...

These were among my first attempts at home recording, using an old Fostek 4-track recorder. My daughter sang 3 parts on Boogle Woogie Bugle boy. Her first attempt at recording. Another is an instrumental version of Brown Eye'd girl, the first song I tried to record all by myself...

Would appreciate your comments on these songs. They were homemade with N-track, each one took most of an afternoon to record. Hope the musical style of these doesn't offend anyone. Seemed like a good place to start in the world of recording. http://www.thunderandglory.com/forum/leaning.mp3...