Currently, Jordan is looking for recording/mixing work, any genre. If you like the quality you hear, contact him to set up a session, or just to talk about services and pricing. If you are in the Appleton area, or farther away and just looking for mixing he would be more than happy to help.

He has been in bands from 2003-2011, and decided to seek a degree in Music Recording and Technologies from Madison Media Institute. Jordan has done live sound from 2010-current, but is looking for studio work now. His style is to go big with the mixes to compete with the current and ever-growing industry.

karma Void is not a band.  It's just one guy picking a name that has a cool meaning.  It's an attempt to capture some songs I wrote, recording them into little demos.  

I started recording as a learning tool, playing along with drum loops and recording bits and pieces of things to help me hear what I was actually doing.  "Mr. Anafrost" was the first song I wrote.  I recorded it with a paper microphone and a shoestring cable run directly into an egg carton.  You will notice the excellent quality if you listen to it.  After that song was in the can, others came along.  

These recordings were all done at home using various versions of Acoustica's Mixcraft (DAW).  My studio is not sound proof.  It's actually not a studio.  It's really just an office.  Not a very sound-friendly office, either.  There are points in these songs were you may be able to hear the furnace blowing, the neighbor children screaming or a truck rumbling by.  I've done my best to keep all that out of the mix but sometimes I would just let it go.  This is not serious.  Nothing is.

Latency Demo was record in 2010.  "Latency" being the title because of the millisecond delay between tracks and my inability to monitor myself.  No fault of the DAW, the issue was the old PC I was using.  Spark Demo (2011) and Four Skies Demo (2012) were recorded on Mixcraft 5 with a new PC, a condenser mic and a PreSonus Audiobox.  I could now monitor myself and the latency was no more.  Deep Basement was recorded on Mixcraft 6 (2013).  So if you want a chronological listen, start at the bottom of this page.  

Drum and Percussion loops provided by Mixcraft.  I've yet to master drum programming so please try and stomach the drum loops.  I sometimes cringe.

Karm Kerwell
Sept, 2013

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