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I played a little songwriters night at the local Atlanta Brewing Company on November 11th, 2009. After the show, I came back to Headphone Treats, still quite tipsy from the ABC Porter and Blond, to record audio and video of the same set.
The audio has been released as an EP called "Five Naked Notes". Go to http://jimmyether.bandcamp.com to download the high res audio (up to lossless) for whatever you want to pay. Even Free.
I'm planning on doing more of these quickie, sparingly orchestrated EPs pretty often. I write a lot of songs, and they just kinda sit around doing nothing while they wait for full production album sessions and whatnot. Which can be years. And that sorta sucks. So your feedback would be awesome. Let me know if the vocal/acoustic versions are cool or boring. Feedback is cool.
Geek tech notes: These were filmed using two little cheapy Aiptek GVS 1080P cameras. They don't do too hot indoors (even with the 3-point lighting), so there was much color play in Final Cut Pro to get it looking passable. Hoping to upgrade cameras soon. Audio was tracked with an Audio Technica 4033 on voice and a an AKG 414 EB on my 1940's era Gibson ES-125 Archtop.
The audio has been released as an EP called "Five Naked Notes". Go to http://jimmyether.bandcamp.com to download the high res audio (up to lossless) for whatever you want to pay. Even Free.
I'm planning on doing more of these quickie, sparingly orchestrated EPs pretty often. I write a lot of songs, and they just kinda sit around doing nothing while they wait for full production album sessions and whatnot. Which can be years. And that sorta sucks. So your feedback would be awesome. Let me know if the vocal/acoustic versions are cool or boring. Feedback is cool.
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
Geek tech notes: These were filmed using two little cheapy Aiptek GVS 1080P cameras. They don't do too hot indoors (even with the 3-point lighting), so there was much color play in Final Cut Pro to get it looking passable. Hoping to upgrade cameras soon. Audio was tracked with an Audio Technica 4033 on voice and a an AKG 414 EB on my 1940's era Gibson ES-125 Archtop.