Brandon Bull
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Blake B
Jul 16, 2006
Hey,
This is Blake from SHOCK'd. I was lookin' at the Christian Rock Charts and saw Beautiful One. I listened to it and thought within the first minute, "Man, this is awesome!!!" Nice stuff... keep praisin' the lord. Check us out sometime, if ya feel like it man.
-Blake from SHOCK'd
Shyrita Washington
Feb 19, 2006
KEEP LOVING THE LORD.
VISIT US.
HEADSTONE
Jun 03, 2005
Keep up the good stuff!
Johnny Cool
Dec 13, 2004
Hey whats up, I’m really Feeling your music. I think u have potential to even become better at what u do. With practice u can perfect your talent. I’m a beginner in music and I’m trying everyday to become better. Feel free to check out my 3 singles. Peace!!!
Omoniyi
centersj
Sep 26, 2004
Thanks for the post! Keep rockin' for JESUS!!
tylon
Jul 16, 2004
Brother you are a blessing to me keep your eyes on him and you will go a long way may there be many blessings poured out upon you MAY GOD BLESS YOU "B" MY BROTHER IN CHRIST
dloc.com
Jun 17, 2004
No problem, I like to help out as much as possible to other artists. I really dig your sound and your voice, just watch the pitch. I was letting one of our ex-band members listen to one of your songs last night, and he liked it.
A good program to record on your computer with is Cool Edit Pro 2.0, they don't make it anymore, but you can find it on Kazaa. We use it.
BrandonBull
Jun 15, 2004
Thanks a lot. I'd been wondering if the recording order was the problem. I'm going to start keeping copies of all my track data on my computer (or a CD). So if I don't like the levels, I can just upload it back to my track recorder and mix it all again.
What I really need to do is get a recorder with more tracks on it, so I can keep it all separate until the final mix. Someday. :-)
Anyway, I should have a couple more songs sometime this week. I'm getting a key to my church from my pastor, so I can go there to record drums at night when nobody's around. I'll also (eventually) remix some of the songs I already have, since I still have the track data for some of them.
Thanks again for the advice.
dloc.com
Jun 15, 2004
Ok, I see, you're using a multi-track. If you have 4 avaliable tracks, you want to do your guitar first, make sure you use a metronome for that. Plug in some headphones (no monitor) and play your percussion against the guitar track to make sure they are in tempo with each other, record more than once if you have to. Next, record all your lead work. When you've got that finished, mix your lead/acoustic together on one track, keep in mind you can put as much lead as you want to with this. When that's finished, record the bass and then vocals. This way, you'll have seperate tracks for rythm/lead work (1 track) percussion/drums (1 track) bass (1 track) and vocals/harmonies (1 track). If you have harmonies, then don't do bass and record them and mix those with your vocals and wait for bass last.
That is the way I started out recording, and it seems to work quite well for setting levels. What you don't want to get into is setting EQs on your final track because if you're trying
BrandonBull
Jun 15, 2004
dloc - I'd mixed the tracks down before I realized the vocals were low. So I couldn't change it. I leave the bass loud because it's easier to drop the bass range out of a recording than it is to boost it. As for percussion... well, that's what I get when I don't use my digital metronome. Plus I'm just recently getting back into drumming.
And thanks for listening.
dloc.com
Jun 14, 2004
Great voice, but watch the recording quality: The vocals are way too quiet and the bass is way too loud. The percussion is off at times. Are you recording on your computer? If so, try out a Soundblaster Audigy 2, that's what we use.
natebolling
Apr 17, 2004
i posted under someone else's name. but once again, good stuff
NATE
jeffdeanyoung
Apr 17, 2004
good stuff man
God bless
NATE
nbham
Apr 17, 2004
The lyrics and the music to the song I Want to Know You More are really cool. My name is Nick Birmingham and I am a worship leader check my stuff out too. Thanks.
pendulant
Apr 16, 2004
Hi Brandon. Thank you for listening to our music. It would be fine for you to sing the song at your youth group, in fact we would be honored. The song obviously is copyrighted, but feel free to perform it. Thanks, and God bless.
Hi Brandon Just listened to the remix of Rain Down good job I like it sounds just fine . Keep the faith blessings Derek McCorkell True Spirit powered Radio