i wanna be a mothafuckin hustlah, better axe somebody.

 

Originally Posted by saxman

OT jam would be awesome - there's enough musicians / wanna be musicians / shower singers on here, we could put something good together. Maybe get Nastysmell to sit on his toilet and sing us some elvis classics too!! haha

Lets do this. Organize an OT Jam and record it! Sign me up to play the Keys!

 

Originally Posted by Wiscomurray

Lets do this. Organize an OT Jam and record it! Sign me up to play the Keys!

i heard you play on that comedy show clip and you definitely know your stuff. would be fun if a bunch of us could get together some day and jam.

bands do remote recordings all the time - would be cool if someone had access to the software to pull it off. Drummer lays down a track and emails it to the bass player - bass player adds his lines and ships it to the keyboard player - guitar next - sax - vocals. It can be done. Wish i knew how without spending a pile of cash.

I wanted to be a paleontologist. Then I wanted to be a fighter pilot. Then a professional athlete. Then a sports writer. Then President of the United States. Then a political consultant. Then a Supreme Court Justice.

Now I just want to be Emperor of the World. So if I'm ever President and "they" introduce a Constitutional Amendment to repeal the 22nd Amendment, you should probably tell your Congressman to vote against that shit. Or don't, if the economy's good.

make it happen imo ... seems like you know more about this shit than i do ffs.

i've been in studios many times but have never done any home recording - and i'm technically challenged. Is this stuff expensive to buy / hard to set up?

I got protools and a decent condenser for about 500. We could make this happen.

It only takes a day to figure out the basics of protools.

Is there a drummer in the house?

 

Originally Posted by saxman

make it happen imo ... seems like you know more about this shit than i do ffs.

i've been in studios many times but have never done any home recording - and i'm technically challenged. Is this stuff expensive to buy / hard to set up?

basic home studios arent much. when you start getting more serious about about sound proofing and selection of microphones then it can get pretty pricey. but like someone else mentioned, i have a good condenser, an mbox with protools 7, and a few other cheaper dynamic mics and a shure57 and probably spent less than 500. also, I have a diploma in sound engineering but after i graduated turned down a job so i could work at a music store for a week before quitting because I wanted to play poker so badly. 6 years later, im not a sound engineer, i quit poker, and going back to school in february to get trained in a more employable field lol

well i may have to pop into Long and McQuades and speak to the gurus there - i buy all my supplies there but seldom venture into the electronics area - maybe time i learned a little bit about this stuff haha

i have ez drummer which is a good drum program software. its time consuming as hell to create original drums for songs, but if you just want basic beats and some sick pre programmed fills, it's a really sweet program

I want to be a well respected professor who has intresting literary and film research all while doing roller derby. Thats my goal.

 

Originally Posted by Cesporz

I want to be a well respected professor who has intresting literary and film research all while doing roller derby. Thats my goal.

Sorry, I have to do this....

If I do not get my holiday calendar of you; well.....

i want to own a coffee shop

 

Originally Posted by saxman

bands do remote recordings all the time - would be cool if someone had access to the software to pull it off. Drummer lays down a track and emails it to the bass player - bass player adds his lines and ships it to the keyboard player - guitar next - sax - vocals. It can be done. Wish i knew how without spending a pile of cash.

i really think i know a guy who has the capabilities for this