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Love Bomb
by Michael W. Brown - 10/10/26 08:09 PM
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 1,561 Likes: 90
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Phase 1 Record cover
-pick a song, determine # of measures
-sing song to a click track
-record drums listening to singing and click track
-sing song again with more effort and technique
-record strings....ukulele, guitar, both? ( single track for chords + second track play along for pan flex)
-add bass guitar ( care with bass as adds muddy dominance...try to be light with it in mix) & set mids to 0 seems to elim white noise
-eliminate vocal, mix down, save template for my own original lyric/ melody.
Phase 2 Create original song
-sing cover lyric - change melody?
-sing new lyric - keep original melody?
-sing new lyric - sing new melody.
Last edited by Bill Draper; 07/20/25 05:24 PM. Reason: added notes
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