Friday, January 30, 2004
In The Studio
Last night we began the recording process for our demos in earnest. I had no idea how long and boring getting a drum sound could be. After three hours of hitting quarter notes on toms we were able to start recording.
Performance wise I was quite pleased. Rejected, a crowd favorite, I laid my track down first take. Execution was great but the tempo was a little fast. We are looking at slowing down my part and then dubbing in the rest of the band. If I need to I'll recut the part but doubt I'll get a cleaner performance.
Too Far and Lonely One were good but could be better. Good for a live performance but not for a studio recording. Considering we used no click for this first batch all turned out fairly well. I'll tackle working with a click track in the studio next time.
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Performance wise I was quite pleased. Rejected, a crowd favorite, I laid my track down first take. Execution was great but the tempo was a little fast. We are looking at slowing down my part and then dubbing in the rest of the band. If I need to I'll recut the part but doubt I'll get a cleaner performance.
Too Far and Lonely One were good but could be better. Good for a live performance but not for a studio recording. Considering we used no click for this first batch all turned out fairly well. I'll tackle working with a click track in the studio next time.
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