New Song: "Whiskey Spin"

[mnkorte]

Well, it took me two weeks but I finally got around to getting this one "mostly" done. Working on the DP-24 is definitely more time consuming than my DAW, but I had a lot of fun being hands on!

Let me know what you guys think! At some point I may fix a few boo-boos, but I'm putting a pin in it for now:

Whiskey Spin

Thanks!

Marc

 

[shredd]

What do I think?
I think that "DAW" vs "Hardware" recording is probably the new "Mac vs. PC" battleground of the music world...though it's pretty obvious that DAW is the winner, and has been for a while. But there's people like me who love their MTR-based workflow, and would rather scrub the bathtub than record on a computer.

Tune sounds good tho.

I do the same thing: I think a song is "done" - but it can always be pretty'd up/improved. It only took me about 15 years to grasp the idea of keeping a recorded projects' trax for future working-on...yes, I was young/dumb enough to think that when I "finished" a song, it was "done". Now I know better, and now keep my projects for the ability to revisit/rework/re-whatever...
Never said I wuz smart!!!

 

[-mjk-]

I think that "DAW" vs "Hardware" recording is probably the new "Mac vs. PC" battleground of the music world

Please, anything but this!

Standalone Hardware Recording vs: DAW/Software Recording

there will be no new Portastudios. Tascam/Teac is owned by Gibson,who will run it into the ground. No new R&D, no innovation. They're concentrating on cheap usb interfaces that,frankly,tarnish Tascam's legacy of groundbreaking recording gear.

www.tascamforums.com

 

[-mjk-]

@mnkorte, Clean, nice and raw sounding. Nice work man.

 

[shredd]

Please, anything but this!

Standalone Hardware Recording vs: DAW/Software Recording

there will be no new Portastudios. Tascam/Teac is owned by Gibson,who will run it into the ground. No new R&D, no innovation. They're concentrating on cheap usb interfaces that,frankly,tarnish Tascam's legacy of groundbreaking recording gear.

www.tascamforums.com

 

[Slugworth]

Very good song! Your voice is a lot like Don Henley.