Posts tagged with “music”

Salt” Remix

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A remix I did of “Salt” by The Sailor Sequence. Enjoy the headroom.

I was planning on sharing the Live set as well, but it’s pretty large. I’m holding out to see if Ableton’s Share feature can handle stuff like this.

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January 18 at 11:50 PM Permalink

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Smile”

Disregarding audio quality, playing quality, singing quality, lyrical quality, and overall quality, I put this song together tonight.

Most of my gear is in several different places, so I’ve convinced myself it’s alright to make crummy recordings using the MacBook built-in microphone. The bass is the only exception, recorded straight through an FP10 pre, which I borrowed. Mixed in Ableton Live 7 without care. Enjoy.

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Smile by Ross Brown is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://rossisbrown.com.

November 12 at 11:33 PM Permalink

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everyday/everynight - Moon Phases

This has been finished for a while but just recently released. It’s the debut release of a band several friends are in, everyday/everynight, and it’s called Moon Phases. I recorded, mixed, mastered, and played bass on this thing. I also painted the first moon on the cover art. All tracking was done within three days at my house. Mixing and mastering was done at The Punch in Lenexa, KS.

The main challenge throughout the whole process was not an uncommon one: retaining the dynamics of the songs without isolating you to a quiet room and an awesome stereo system. It’s definitely on average “quieter” than a lot of albums, but we all agreed it was an appropriate album for that sort of thing.

Pick one of these up and support your local working band. * rimshot *

September 09 at 05:22 PM Permalink

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