A quick recording test

[JasonBird]

I just got an account all set up at nowhere radio and posted a song that we did. It's a recording we did in my living room with a single Shure ksm 44 , mackie mixer, into cakewalk. I had the mute button on accidentally and went back and recorded the drums later. Give it a little listen and your advice is always appreciated.
www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=2169&alid=-1

thanks, jason

 

[jake-owa]

Dude, thats horrible....and hillarious.

I'll just give one pointer to leave room for everyone else. The drums are way too quiet.

Sounds like you're having a blast. Rock on rock ranger.

 

[mixmkr]

 

[chrisharris]

*crying...I'm laughing so hard tears are coming out*...If you didn't intend this to be funny at all, then I'm not even gonna' apologize, because it is...crystal & cocaine...queludes, assorted powders... hehehehe...it all effects the brain after awhile. This is the best song of all time.

Okay, everybody gets to pick one thing to pick on. Jake took drums. I'll recommend that the pianist and the guitarist try tuning to a similar frequency...somewhere around 440Hz usually works for us.

Yup..., those big holes in your head definitely can have an impact.




Thanks for posting this, you fucked up slob.

-chris

 

[Bigus Dickus]

Dude, those lyrics are a RIOT!.

Oh, and nice whistling job. Most people can't whistle nearly that well in tune.