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Re: Recording an Album
My choice for Outerborough (which is just about to drop) was to buy two mics and a phenomenal preamp and do it myself.
My bedroom isn't great, but not awful, I did have to deal with some car noise occasionally, but the freedom to create is something I wouldn't give up. the other thing is, let's say you need to make a record and you drop 6k on equipment, two months later you can sell it if you need to and get everything back but the cost of your time!
No, I'm not selling my gear, even though i should in this economy. I'll be with this gear til I die it's so good.
On the other hand, as you mention, the pressure of money spent for studio time can help you distill quite quickly.
all the best,
todd
On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 4:00 PM, Todd Matthews
<gtmatthews@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Prolific Looping Album Maker:
So I've been sketching out songs for my first all double bass album and I'm wondering how I should go about the tracking. My bedroom is perfect to stay focused and sketch out the songs but sound wise it's shit. Either way it's going to take me some time to save up enough dough but do you guys think the money would be better spent:
