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| * Before You Go In * |
Record your songs during live gigs and pre-production rehearsals. Even a simple
single track recording may reveal weak parts of songs.
Have all the musical and vocal parts worked out. (Know your guitar solos!)
Using a computer or sequencer? Prepare all sequenced material before the session.
If you plan to use a click track, make sure your drummer is comfortable playing to it.
(To get tight, practice to a click track at a very slow tempo.)
Rehearse more songs than you plan to record. You never know which songs will
sound strong on the final tape. (If you plan to have a four-song EP, prepare six
songs just in case.)
Take care of your body before and during your recording sessions. Eat well, get
enough sleep, and keep your ears rested and clear.
single track recording may reveal weak parts of songs.
Have all the musical and vocal parts worked out. (Know your guitar solos!)
Using a computer or sequencer? Prepare all sequenced material before the session.
If you plan to use a click track, make sure your drummer is comfortable playing to it.
(To get tight, practice to a click track at a very slow tempo.)
Rehearse more songs than you plan to record. You never know which songs will
sound strong on the final tape. (If you plan to have a four-song EP, prepare six
songs just in case.)
Take care of your body before and during your recording sessions. Eat well, get
enough sleep, and keep your ears rested and clear.
| * Before You Go In * |
| * Before You Go In * |