#31126 by OurSins
Sat May 10, 2008 12:04 am
Sat May 10, 2008 12:04 am
A little nervous but so fn stoked Been waitin 3 yrs to record my first metal ep. Gonna do intrumental stuff then vocals.Wish me luck yall!!!
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Best of luck! Go very prepared. You will get more for your $. I find it best to work on no more than 3 songs in a session. Are you playing with a drummer?
#31201 by fisherman bob
Sun May 11, 2008 5:46 am
Sun May 11, 2008 5:46 am
Going to a professional studio with an experienced recording engineer was one of the best experiences in my musical life. Going in super prepared is crucial, also if you're working with a real pro engineer who knows ahead of time what YOU want to sound like is super important. Get everything down COLD before you go will make your experience a pleasure. Good luck. Looking forward to your posting some of your results on Bandmix. Later...
1st time I went into a studio, I was so nervous! I worried about my hands sweating, & so I used deodorant on them for a week prior to going (but not on the day I recorded!), so they wouldn't sweat & slip all over the place.
Ppl talk about stage fright! That was nothing compared to the anxiety I felt about putting it all down on tape for posterity.
I stopped smoking for a day before the session, worked my butt off singing & playing the material in preparation all the way up to the day before I recorded. Then I took a day off so I didn't jinx it.
It might seem silly to all you guys, but I was a wreck.
I noticed in the 1st few takes that my voice quavered. My hands felt shaky & incompetent. After awhile, though, I got my head on straight again & it all worked out.
I still get a bit anxious when I know it's coming up, but I don't get as nervous as I used to. I do prepare like mad, though, to make sure I can do it in one or two takes.
Ppl talk about stage fright! That was nothing compared to the anxiety I felt about putting it all down on tape for posterity.
I stopped smoking for a day before the session, worked my butt off singing & playing the material in preparation all the way up to the day before I recorded. Then I took a day off so I didn't jinx it.
It might seem silly to all you guys, but I was a wreck.
I noticed in the 1st few takes that my voice quavered. My hands felt shaky & incompetent. After awhile, though, I got my head on straight again & it all worked out.
I still get a bit anxious when I know it's coming up, but I don't get as nervous as I used to. I do prepare like mad, though, to make sure I can do it in one or two takes.
All I can say is practice your material till you can play it backwards, forwards or sideways. Loosen up and have fun.
Good Luck, I was up toward Knoxville a few weeks ago and finally saw a sign for Harriman TN.
Post some tracks when you get done so we can check it out.
Good Luck, I was up toward Knoxville a few weeks ago and finally saw a sign for Harriman TN.
Post some tracks when you get done so we can check it out.
"A winks as good as nod to a blind man"
#31824 by OurSins
Sun May 18, 2008 12:34 am
Sun May 18, 2008 12:34 am
Mason Tn cool love ta jam with ya some time.
No drummer drum machine.
Been driven my wife nuts with practise 6hrs or more daily.
No drummer drum machine.
Been driven my wife nuts with practise 6hrs or more daily.
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