May I ask what piece of software did you use to make the tracks ?
A tracker, maybe ?
Thank you for sharing
Hey! thanks for getting back!
Maybe my messages didn't go thru?
I wrote this in an earlier response:
> I mainly use hardware synths and sequencers, which makes the EQ'ing and arranging a bit easier,
> because i tune the sound to my taste before recording and arrange on the go, or while layering
> takes. Hence, my computer process is mainly deletion of errors and fine-mixing when i figure its
> really needed. I record all the audio with ardour thru a teratec phase88 firewire rack: a pure delight
> to work with!
So, no no software for sequencing (well... akai software of the mpc500 and some octatrack) hence the title of my thread:
*Music made _with fun_ thanks to GNU/Linux*
;)
I use ardour as a mixer and its sequencer to delete eventual errors that occured during the recording session. Pretty oldschool to be frank, but my workflow was build on physical recorders. I am a big fan of Lee scratch Perry style.
Maybe some of you notcied that i really love the calf plugins suit. Especialy the compressors and spaciotemporal FXs (delay reverb). I usualy go one take for the beat, one take with "instrumental" adlibs, one take for vocals, and some takes for backing vocals. In that order. But tracks like "Ner I Malmö" or "Par Hazard" are pure oneshots vocals included, that i ran thru a compressor before uploading. Some tracks i ran thru JAMin also. But i've got a lot of work to do on my mastering skills. I still tend to lose focus on what needs what when i fiddle with finetuning.
Please feel comfortable with asking anything about what how when and whatnots :)