A cover of 'Nice People' by the band Chief. I taught myself the song and recorded it in about an hour when I couldn't fall asleep. Had been recording all week with my band and wanted to do some stuff on my own, thought a cover would be a good start. Originally thought it would be a fun vocal exercise but I think it turned out pretty well, and hope everyone enjoys it. All of the tracks except for the base guitar and vocals are first takes!

'Nice People' Cover

An excerpt of one of the first classical pieces I've written. I really want to hear this played on actual instruments some day soon...

String Trio Piece

I wanted to try using my dad's old Korg keyboard on a demo, and also wanted to try a guitar track technique I've had in mind for a while. This is also the first time I've recorded directly from my rackmount preamp. I'm not super happy with the vocals, but I'm pretty intrigued by how this turned out overall. I really don't know what genre I'd say this falls into... Definitely not how I imagined a recording of this song would turn out. I'm going to try and add drums and redo some of the vocals soon.

Red Door Demo

I tried my best to master yesterday's track with what I have so that it wouldn't sound like crap on less than stellar speakers. I think the mastering part took longer than recording the whole thing.

Couch Surfing

I recorded this a little while ago. It's surprisingly close to what I hear in my head for this song's ultimate version.

Tracks:
Guitar
Vocal
Vocal
Korg Lambda
EZDrummer

Bright Future Demo Snippet

The first time we played this song in the practice space. One of the simpler ones, but I like it. Needs keyboards?

Wonitall8-9-12

I found this old doo-wop song(The Cleftones-1961)yesterday and got a bit obsessed with it and felt that I needed to record a cover version of it.

Not my best vocals but they sound alright I think. And ultimately the recording turned out very close to what I heard in my head. I'll probably go back in and tweak levels soon but for tonight I post it as is.

Doo-wop can be pretty amazing.

Hamrat