My new 30 second song, Rain Drops

Got my condenser mic through in the post today so I blew the dust off my guitar and had a little jam. After I played it back to myself I started to play around with it chopping and splicing until I thought it sounded cool. I like the mix between raw authentic acoustic sounds and the erratic, almost 8-BIT sounding splicing giving it a strange rhythm and weird interludes.

I was kinda going for an end of an era, acoustic music dying out to be replayed by electronic garbage kind of feel, but I dunno if that is noticeable or not. I was just jamming really.

Anyway I hope you enjoy. It only took me a few hours in total so don't expect anything special

Nice, what mic did you get I love condensers but dont have a room soundproof enough to really use one.

a reply to: TechUnique

originally posted by: nonspecific
Nice, what mic did you get I love condensers but dont have a room soundproof enough to really use one.

a reply to: TechUnique

ECM600ST, It's only cheap but it does the trick!
My place is far from sound proof, I live on a main road and there is a big construction site across the road from me right now!

I bought a similar priced condeser mic years ago, I forget what it was now but it was amazing value for money.

I ended up putting a matress in a cupboard and playing into it.

I sware that once I turned the headphones up a bit too high and heard my girlfriend stirring a cup of tea downstairs at the opposite side of the house.

a reply to: TechUnique

originally posted by: nonspecific
I bought a similar priced condeser mic years ago, I forget what it was now but it was amazing value for money.

I ended up putting a matress in a cupboard and playing into it.

I sware that once I turned the headphones up a bit too high and heard my girlfriend stirring a cup of tea downstairs at the opposite side of the house.

a reply to: TechUnique

Yeah they are super sensitive! Directional shotgun mics are crazy too. You can pick up things from out of eyesight with those if the conditions are right.