Tonight went well. However, my old ass drummer got too fucking drunk and then pissed off all the patrons and the owner finally came out and made me take him home early. I wanted to stay and network with the other acts, fucking alcoholic shitbag but I still love him.

drummers will play drums.

Avia — Russian language lesson pt.1 (Goodbye)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmbJTEmPF40

back to 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0jYnzYstqM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFJ717atqaw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JyTolNxJ5I

>>454830

That's very wholesome :-)

>>454830
fuck yeah I'm super happy for ya
It gives me hope, too, that despite all of this, I can maybe make it through.

Coincidentally, I actually contacted a commercial studio nearby. I'm gonna attempt to record a 12 track album if I can afford it with full mastering, will probably do digital release for free and post here.

The thing is, though, is I need some real players for a live act. I have people I can hire and buddies who can get the sound i want but they don't want to play regularly cause they're busy with their personal lives.

This place is so encouraging and full of SLAYER and music

Chill music-making is best

>>454806
Metallica is ruined forever...

>Red Cyclone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rhA2c4hQvE

>>454984
Bear music!
https://twitter.com/question1397/status/1131404377179037696

>>455003
lol that would be hilarious to watch but wouldn't he need like, 12 timpanis to get the full range of music?

>>455001
I would get him an old M-Audio Triggerfinger and a cracked version of Fruity Loops.

>>455006
That would be a neat toy

Tiesto @ gatecrashers 2000

>>454348
https://youtu.be/1wfamPW3Eaw

>>454348
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tySo7kCou0Q

>>454970
Ah I think I've got what you are referring to now: How to record the output of a guitar amp, and the solution you came up with.

The solution with the voltage divider is fine imho. The sound card probably has a high impedance ac coupled input which shouldn't affect the sound to much.
Proper audio engineers will sneer at you though

>>454969
I'm not sure what you're on about but coil taps and sustaniac pickups are a thing. Also, I don't think impedance matters going into a guitar preamp. Pickups range in output widely along with impedance. I'm not sure where you'd want higher or lower ohm values into the preamp. A guitar signal is already lofi as fuck and an amp is the same. Why reinvent the wheel?

>>454968

>even if it's crappy diy shit

the crappier and more diy'er the better man

I record most of my vocals with a tin can that glued a piezo and 1/4 inch jack into and shit I even record my buddy's banjo and sax with it and that shit sounds unique and wonderful as hell

DIY stuff will be quirky, but learning the ins and outs of the thing you made and getting creative with its quirks and limitations will get you on your way to creating a truly unique sound

>>453457

Aaron Turner. Not only do I love all of his output,but he’s personally done a lot for me on a really personal, special level.

>>453457
Perry Como
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OHYREiQzK4

>The Wizard of Woo

Bernie Worrell

Dude was a certified child prodigy genius who was playing Mozart by age 4, leading world orchestras by age 10, graduating top level music schools by 15, and by 17 dropping acid with George Clinton and creating the backbone of everything that is good in music that came after him.

Dude composed/arranged almost EVERYTHING the entire P-Funk umbrella family of bands created, and then went on to work with people from the Talking Heads to Buckethead and Les Claypool and many more.

The man learned to play before he learned to talk and was able to express himself more easily through music than speech. He created an entire language on early analog synthesizers that is still used to create music to this day. Most importantly, he brought light and a force of healing to this world. Yet still he died a poor man.

If you don't know of him get to know who he was. There is a short documentary about him on youtube called "Stranger: Bernie Worrell on Earth"

The first Praxis album "Transmutation" is music gold.

Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains was possibly the greatest supergroup to ever form.

And I mean the motherfucking P-Funk. Listen to "The Mothership Connection" in its entirety and just try to imagine it without the keyboard/synth lines. Even that legendary bass line in "Flashlight" was actually him on the minimoog not bootsy on the bass.

I can't say enough good things about this guy, there may never be a single person who influences the eternal song as much as he did.

https://soundcloud.com/nosvampire

>>454393
album i just released, with visuals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuul7frAmhk&t=

>>454393
https://soundcloud.com/phantomteardrop/are-you-afraid-youll-lose-something-you-never-had Goth/Synthpop/Post Punk :)

>>453450

older portugal the man, I didnt even know how popular they became recently but listen to their old albums. the song 'salt' and 'colors' are great.

the fall of troy, again listen to their older albums. super unique style.

ask for joy is shoegaze ish and might not be your style but are worth checking out

>>454988
yeah their newer stuff is pretty crap but those first few EP's and albums were amazing

"It's Complicated Being A Wizard" is fucking beautiful

>Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground

the self titled album please

>>454981

I listened to a bunch of this album, fucking awesome man right on thank you for sharing. Some great lyrics and messages in these songs too. Good shit

This looks fake, I can tell by the VHS distortion effect and from having seen quite a few clips recorded in 1979, where 3 women dance and a guy sings

>>454983

Video was interesting, might be a little scary for people with seizure concerns though. And I honestly thought the music was boring and generic, but that's just one opinion.

>>454990
i agree I think it could be a little less monotonous. lol ya maybe it needs a seizure warning too, bet he didn't think of that.

>>454976
Proyecto Crisis are good, don't know if there still around thou.
Funny how different the Chilean scene (in general) is so focused on genres and looking the part while the Argentine scene is literally the opossite.
The band I posted are from Buenos Aires and this is as "industrial" as they look, they don't like labels and some of their stuff is closer to 60s garage or even ahoegaze than ebm. The singer is kinda the local GPO or Mark E. Smith, and last time I talked to them they told me they been banned from most venues because of the volume and "fascist aesthetics" or something.
Yeah, thats how stallioned Buenos Aires is...

https://youtu.be/4Sd_uqu7I7M

Peru wins again
https://youtu.be/Dd9IvVMxQJs

>>454795
the mixing is terrible and the album art is amateur as shit. that being said you guys sound realy good, reminds me of arsonists get all the girls mixed with see you next tuesday. maybe a bit of glass casket mixed in as well with the synth.

I also just so happen to be a graphic designer and producer. I could help you.