Mark7
Well-known member
Desperately seeking beatz.
Also... What's the best way to send a reel of tape by mail?
Also... What's the best way to send a reel of tape by mail?
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
Don't know about drum skills + a 388...
...but for tape mailing, here in the USA they have a special category called Medial Mail, it's a lower cost, and if I recall, you have to show them the contents before sealing it etc, because it may be a flat rate only for media...so they don't want people using it for other things.
Not sure what you have in the UK...and also, where are you shipping it to?
If it's outside the UK...you might just opt for FedEx.
...but for tape mailing, here in the USA they have a special category called Medial Mail, it's a lower cost, and if I recall, you have to show them the contents before sealing it etc, because it may be a flat rate only for media...so they don't want people using it for other things.
Not sure what you have in the UK...and also, where are you shipping it to?
If it's outside the UK...you might just opt for FedEx.
Mark7
Well-known member
I'll send the tape wherever it needs to go to get some drums on it.
I really want real drums on the songs I'm planning to record. I did have a drummer but she moved to London for a career in design and I don't think she's picked up a pair of sticks in the past five years.
I really want real drums on the songs I'm planning to record. I did have a drummer but she moved to London for a career in design and I don't think she's picked up a pair of sticks in the past five years.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
I would think rather than looking for a distant drummer with a 388...just look for a more local drummer that you can bring over or take the 388 to them.
That way you are there for the sessions.
That way you are there for the sessions.
Mark7
Well-known member
That's Plan A, This is Plan B.
So far I've been having no luck at all with Plan A.
So far I've been having no luck at all with Plan A.