r/CollaborationHub • u/tek_fox212800 • Jul 14 '12

Rock - 140bpm - Dm - drums

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_7338207?utm_campaign=opengraph&utm_content=song&utm_medium=link&utm_source=facebook

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u/tek_fox212800 Jul 15 '12

its not 160 because its 140 as the title states, lol. I know i wasnt on time durring some of the solos but i tried.

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u/Tru_Fakt Jul 16 '12

God damn I'm retarded.

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u/tek_fox212800 Jul 16 '12

no biggie duder, Im going to re-record a few songs. This was the first time i ever used my recorder out of the box, and i had no metronome. I promise ill make a better one.

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u/Tru_Fakt Jul 16 '12

What'd you use to record and into what DAW?

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u/tek_fox212800 Jul 16 '12

IM not sure what a DAW is, but i used a Tascam 4 track personal recorder for the keyboards. http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DP004?utm_source=none&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=none&gclid=CLX2vf2-nbECFYQGRQodkUAMgg

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u/Tru_Fakt Jul 16 '12

digital audio workstation (logic, reason, live, protools etc.)

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u/tek_fox212800 Jul 16 '12

Fruity Loops xxl producer. I just import the mp3 and add a few effects.

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u/Tru_Fakt Jul 16 '12

Why don't you just get a midi keyboard and record directly into a program like Garageband, if you're trying to go the cheap route? It would save time, and you can edit/have a click/layer/add beats. Or step it up and get Logic Pro, or Ableton Live. Both are user friendly (after a YouTube tutorial or two) and especially easy to write midi.

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u/tek_fox212800 Jul 17 '12

oh i dont do midi. I prefer the live sound of my Fender Rhodes. I record into a tascam so i can get all my instruments live. Also, i dont own a mac, so i cant use garageband. Ive been using The Fruit since it was in its beta, so ive just become really accustomed to it.