I took the advice given to me by our class and Terry. I also added a little something   Green Rivers ft. Kwaku Owusu and LegaC Jones   ^^^Click That^^^

I had more fun than a mean kid at church camp doing this research. I’d always admired him and have almost always owned one of his guitars. He turned out to be a lot more awesome than I’d suspected.

The presentation is here… Les Paul

Love Otis Redding… love Dock of the Bay. Every time I hear it, I sing these back up vocals so it was perfect for this project.

I used a TS-2 and recorded a total of six tracks (three parts, two takes each) which got bounced to three tracks total. Moderate to heavy compression (about 10:1) with a reverb (small hall). I also had to pitch correct some of the vocals.

If I had it to do over again (and I may during break) I’d probably try to set them back in the mix a bit more.

aaaaaaaaand we’re done!   https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwQJqvBWf3ajVHY0LUtNQ3NqSkZXY2JqQi01WGRZd2tnY08w/edit?usp=sharing

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Abbi and I worked on out drop-in assignment after class the other day. After listening to a few songs we decided to go with a track by Lykke Li. I had never heard of her, but I enjoyed the song. The process was fun. Abbi put down a drum track, which was off beat, but I didn’t want to hurt her feelings. I probably should’ve mentioned it, though. I put down an acoustic guitar track and a bass track. It turned out pretty OK.

I’m finally getting the hang of word press and have just added all my session notes! I feel much more confident in my recording abilities as well. Yippe!