Hello, Tapeoppers.
A couple weeks ago my bandmate and I recorded a cover of Social Distortion's "Prison Bound" using a banjo, a toy xylophone, a bass guitar, a harmonica, a tambourine, an acoustic guitar, a few trucks driving by on the road outside, a handheld cassette recorder (as an effect thingy), and a floor tom.
http://www.rumandrebellion.com/mp3s/Rum ... _bound.mp3
I recorded it on my Yamaha MT8X (a cassette-based eight-track), using a little old Mackie mixer, a $60 MXL LDC, a broke-ass C1000S, an RNC (sparingly), and a lot of room ambiance from my bandmate's wood-floored apartment.
The first time I ever pressed record on a multitrack recorder was only about a year ago, and I've been tinkering, voraciously reading the TOMB and doing a few demos for friends for free since then. I love doing this shit. So much fun.
Anyway, this is the first MP3 I've posted here. Tear me apart.
-scott
www.rumandrebellion.com
Social Distortion on a banjo
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I don't know if the spoken vocals at the beginning are necessary, but man this is a great sound. Really good. I dig it a lot.
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