He took the Busta Rhymes.
I joined my current project to make new friends after a move to a new city. And that I've done. Getting together weekly with these dudes is a major highlight. I love jamming, recording, arranging. We have a great creative culture, and now they are my closest friends in town.
Lately, some of the members have been pushing gigs. Hard. Booking us for any random thing, anywhere in town, desperate to get in front of a crowd. They love the limelight.
After doing a few shows, I'm coming to a perhaps unexpected realization as a musician - I do not enjoy playing shows. I think I may actually hate it. It doesn't feel good to take my favorite creative activity and turn it in to a spectacle for others. Music for me is social and intimate, I don't want an 'audience' or 'fans'.
Then there's the hassle. I play a big organ/keys rig, so every time we get a booking, it involves tearing apart the whole rig and wiring, shoving it all in the car, driving to a show, setting it all up again, sacrificing a whole evening, usually a Friday/Saturday, and doing it all over again to get the rig home. It sends my stress through the roof.
I know the answer is simple; participate in projects that align with your goals. But I love these friends, and I love playing music with them. I just don't want to play shows. Curious if anyone else in the community has had a similar experience, and had any insights to share?
Why YSK: Because traveling and speaking a foreign language, beyond rudimentary fluency without a thick accent, is difficult. Native speakers can understand foreigners much easier if a phrase uses the familiar lilt/melody/rhythm, which requires muscle memory of tongue placement and mouth movement.
For example, Spanish and Italian share a lot of the same vocabulary, but the words and phrases themselves are spoken in vastly different ways. Spanish is very staccato, while Italian tends to chain words together with a circular intonation.
Hi all,
I am building a Virtual Reality game and need some high quality fart recordings. I have a decent microphone and will be providing some of my own recordings, but I really want this to be a collaborative effort. I will be happy to accredit your contribution in both the trailer for the game and the game itself as well as provide you an early beta copy if you so desire.
Yes, this is a serious post. I can't think of any better place than reddit to get this done.
Thanks!
George
I used to record on my phone and i have recently bought some equipment to upgrade my music quality, i have both a macbook 2020 and a gaming laptop, but i am unsure which would be the better option to record on using fl studios.
I'm based in Los Angeles. I've seen Voice Over studios that let you record yourself. I'm assuming this is way less rare, but does there exist studios where you can do the setup yourself and record yourself playing music and singing?
Pretty much getting live music album tracks without the sound engineer?
it could be any song/feature as well.
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