Jeez, so many possibilities. What kinda stuff are you playing? What kinda arrangements/instruments you thinking of using? You say you'll be recording all of it yrself, but what instruments can you play or will you be playing for this recording?cedric wrote:here the thing:
how can i record all of it myself?
i don't really want to get to involved with programming click-tracks,- i'd rather just play.
what order should i start in (i don't mind time-stretches/it not being perfectly "in time")?
A'course, one usually starts by recording "rhythm" tracks first, drums and bass in most traditional rock/pop settings, but if you're gonna go all Stevie Wonder and do everything yrself, then starting with drums might not be best if that's not yr primary instrument and you havent thought of the songs in terms of their drum parts yet. If I were in yr shoes, being a decent but not great drummer, I'd prolly record the bassline first in most cases and then try to play along with that when overdubbing all the other parts. But that's just me and that's far from hard and fast. It would prolly matter at least as much what instrument drove the song.
So yeah, mebbe more info would help.