Recorded my first song with the CE 24

[Aahzz]

Give it a listen if you have a sec. Guitar parts are all my PRC CE 24 through the Helix LT, bass is a Peavey Patriot through the LT, and I used Garageband's "drummer" feature for the drums. I need to work on my mixing skills....

https://soundclick.com/r/s8ccnd

 

[bodia]

Give it a listen if you have a sec. Guitar parts are all my PRC CE 24 through the Helix LT, bass is a Peavey Patriot through the LT, and I used Garageband's "drummer" feature for the drums. I need to work on my mixing skills....

https://soundclick.com/r/s8ccnd

Dig!

 

[Joesnewmatch]

Sounds great! The lead at the end sounded really good. Those CE's are great guitars!

Can't beat GB and Logic's drummers -- they don't talk back and can keep time!

Thought your mix was very good. Did you run the Helix direct into the computer? I also use a Helix LT, but often run my guitar direct through a Focusrite Scarlett into the computer. Haven't integrated the Helix into a recording yet.

What did you use for vocals? That's one of the trickier parts.

 

[Aahzz]

Sounds great! The lead at the end sounded really good. Those CE's are great guitars!

Can't beat GB and Logic's drummers -- they don't talk back and can keep time!

Thought your mix was very good. Did you run the Helix direct into the computer? I also use a Helix LT, but often run my guitar direct through a Focusrite Scarlett into the computer. Haven't integrated the Helix into a recording yet.

What did you use for vocals? That's one of the trickier parts.

Thanks so much . I ran it through a Steinberg UR12 - I do voiceover work, so have that already set up for recording. I just ran out of the 1/4" mono jack into the input - if I'd been thinking I'd've probably used the XLR out, but didn't for some reason. Did the vocals using an AKG P120 condenser - super affordable but good sounding mic. Right now I'm using a mic stand mounted vocal shield, but just bought some decent acoustic blankets to update my space for vocal recording.

 

[jxe]

Thanks so much . I ran it through a Steinberg UR12 - I do voiceover work, so have that already set up for recording. I just ran out of the 1/4" mono jack into the input - if I'd been thinking I'd've probably used the XLR out, but didn't for some reason. Did the vocals using an AKG P120 condenser - super affordable but good sounding mic. Right now I'm using a mic stand mounted vocal shield, but just bought some decent acoustic blankets to update my space for vocal recording.

 

[andy474x]

Making some great sounds there, and I dig the song! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Deleted member 5962]

Good job Aahzz! Thanks for sharing that. Really enjoyed it. We gotta jam some time.

 

[g.wizz]

Give it a listen if you have a sec. Guitar parts are all my PRC CE 24 through the Helix LT, bass is a Peavey Patriot through the LT, and I used Garageband's "drummer" feature for the drums. I need to work on my mixing skills....

https://soundclick.com/r/s8ccnd

Sweet, thx for sharing

 

[Tim S]

Nice job! Catchy too.

Thanks for sharing that and actually doing what some of aspire to do.

 

[Bill SAS 513]

Way cool!!!!!!!!!!!!...thanks for sharing!!

 

[RallyFanatic]

That’s excellent - it’s real catchy for sure! Nice job!

 

[Aahzz]

Good job Aahzz! Thanks for sharing that. Really enjoyed it. We gotta jam some time.

Definitely, once they reopen the Ohio/KY border

Did another one today....

https://soundclick.com/r/s8cd3f

 

[dmatthews]

Foot tappin' as I type, nicely done sir!

 

[Deleted member 5962]

Definitely, once they reopen the Ohio/KY border

Did another one today....

https://soundclick.com/r/s8cd3f

Sorry, I can't listen to this on principle. My camper is brand new. (well, ok, it's one year old now. Still new to me)

Listening now

 

[Deleted member 5962]

Dude! Harmony parts and a solo this time!!! Nice job again!

 

[Aahzz]

Thanks! That one is what happens when I decide to see if I can write lyrics using nothing but cliches...

 

[gioforce76]

great stuff , I really like the profound song .

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Thanks so much . I ran it through a Steinberg UR12 - I do voiceover work, so have that already set up for recording. I just ran out of the 1/4" mono jack into the input - if I'd been thinking I'd've probably used the XLR out, but didn't for some reason. Did the vocals using an AKG P120 condenser - super affordable but good sounding mic. Right now I'm using a mic stand mounted vocal shield, but just bought some decent acoustic blankets to update my space for vocal recording.

I read “voice-over work” and this came to mind.

“I’ve plenty of Java and Chesterfield Kings...”



Great songs thanks for sharing.