No big deal, we can play it nice and cool and keep the pressure off; Invite our friends
I've never been to a wedding.
I bring this up because I've recently had to check "Will not be attending" on an RSVP for my cousin's. I can't afford the plane ticket to Tucson, Arizona. Plus, October is likely going to be a big month of planning, organization and change for me. I'll likely have to turn down going to Washington state in November as well because of it, and that's a plane ticket I wouldn't even be paying for. Whatever, I'm not concerned.
I am concerned about getting this recording finished. Working 40 hours a week makes it tough though. Doesn't allot a whole lot of time. Just Mondays and Tuesdays. It's also a lot of work to record, mix in, edit volumes... That, and getting Chris to record more properly. Not that I'm recording truly properly, but I'm working the best I'm able with what I've got. It's sounding really good so far. Gonna have to find out how to get vocals done better though. I'll discuss it with Andrew tomorrow, then try it out Thursday/Friday or something.
Every now and then I tend to feel forgettable. Sob sob sob. Whatever.
I just need to get recorded for the album:
* 1 harmonica part
* tambourine hits and shakes
* 3 acoustic rhythms
* 13 guitar solos
* 15 lead vocal parts
* 10 backing vocal parts
* the Sunshine Choir
Sounds like a lot when I throw out the numbers 15 and 10 and 13, but those parts are generally quickly recorded once the technique is down. Could likely get all the solos done in a day (likely 2 because Chris works slowly). All 25 vocal sets, including backing parts, likely 3-4 days. Sunshine Choir though... oy... I need to get people to stop by to record vocals for one song. I'll figure something out. I always do.
I like this song.
I can't wait to move to New York. Blow $50 on myself at a bar in a depressed stupor, and then stumble all the way back home far more efficiently than making my way to the bar in the first place.
Home. It's been awhile since I called any place or anyone that. At least to their face.
Whatever.
I bring this up because I've recently had to check "Will not be attending" on an RSVP for my cousin's. I can't afford the plane ticket to Tucson, Arizona. Plus, October is likely going to be a big month of planning, organization and change for me. I'll likely have to turn down going to Washington state in November as well because of it, and that's a plane ticket I wouldn't even be paying for. Whatever, I'm not concerned.
I am concerned about getting this recording finished. Working 40 hours a week makes it tough though. Doesn't allot a whole lot of time. Just Mondays and Tuesdays. It's also a lot of work to record, mix in, edit volumes... That, and getting Chris to record more properly. Not that I'm recording truly properly, but I'm working the best I'm able with what I've got. It's sounding really good so far. Gonna have to find out how to get vocals done better though. I'll discuss it with Andrew tomorrow, then try it out Thursday/Friday or something.
Every now and then I tend to feel forgettable. Sob sob sob. Whatever.
I just need to get recorded for the album:
* 1 harmonica part
* tambourine hits and shakes
* 3 acoustic rhythms
* 13 guitar solos
* 15 lead vocal parts
* 10 backing vocal parts
* the Sunshine Choir
Sounds like a lot when I throw out the numbers 15 and 10 and 13, but those parts are generally quickly recorded once the technique is down. Could likely get all the solos done in a day (likely 2 because Chris works slowly). All 25 vocal sets, including backing parts, likely 3-4 days. Sunshine Choir though... oy... I need to get people to stop by to record vocals for one song. I'll figure something out. I always do.
I like this song.
I can't wait to move to New York. Blow $50 on myself at a bar in a depressed stupor, and then stumble all the way back home far more efficiently than making my way to the bar in the first place.
Home. It's been awhile since I called any place or anyone that. At least to their face.
Whatever.