Comments on: RECORDING! Behind-the-scenes video #1

By: jonathanleewebb

jonathanleewebb — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 18:19:08 +0000

I just recorded my EP at the Playroom in Wylie, TX and Bedington Lane studios in Keller, TX. Chris Clayton did an amazing job engineering, producing, and mixing. We used pro-tools and a whole bunch of gear that I don't remember. Divided By 13 amp made most of the rock sounds. Stulce amps showed up with a nice british rock tone thanks to a nice Japanese tele, a 335, a chopped up mexiCAN strat, a lucille and les paul. Manley Pres, rosetta converters, joe meek, and so much other stuff. OH! Johnny Rocket pres sound KILLER. THe guy who owns the Playroom and another guy makes them. Joel Cameron and Jon Meyer.
You can find my new EP on itunes, but if you're lucky enough to be on here and want some free music, I'd love to know what you think. Jesus Loving music, you know? FREE Jesus loving music. Love Ms. Beeching's stuff and can't wait to get the new songs and start using them live.

http://www.jonwebbministries.com/fullalbum.php

By: Steve

Steve — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 19:50:39 +0000

That's really neat, Vicky! I enjoyed the video. I wish you well with your album.

Steve

By: Victoria

Victoria — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:29:46 +0000

Hey Vicky!
I have a question about recording, what would be a really good mic or two for recording acoustic guitar? And I don't mean regular strumming type stuff, I play fingerstyle with lots of picking and whacking harmonics and banging on the guitar body and hammering/pulling off etc. I've got about 12 or 13 tracks I want to record, half on acoustic and half on classical, and I'm thinking probably two mics, one near the nut and the other near the neck base would work but there are so many different ones to choose from! I know two people with small studios and but they don't have the right type of mics. I'm also trying to put a small studio together at home. Any suggestions would be awesome
Also, what's your favorite vocal mic you've recorded with?

Oh and the song in the background on your video was so pretty! What is that from?

Keep up the wonderful worship tunes
-Victoria

By: Mike Mahoney

Mike Mahoney — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 16:37:23 +0000

Great video!!

My worship team is in the process of recording our first studio album. Should be out by the end of the year. We've run into some roadblocks, but we're pressing on. Basically we're using ProTools for the recording, and we'll probably have it professionally mastered.

Looking forward to your record!

By: Gary Durbin

Gary Durbin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:59:06 +0000

Hey Vicky…enjoyed the video so much I put it on my blog. Looking forward to the next one and the album. Great meeting you at the conference.

By: Christine_van

Christine_van — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:31:53 +0000

Funky studio – loved the mascot
Looks like you're having a gr8 time doing what you love the most
Are you gonna make Brin's wedding ???
Love
Auntie C

By: Eric Szyrko

Eric Szyrko — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 05:27:22 +0000

Cool video. Incredible guitars just, around. Excited to hear the new record and hear about what God has been laying on your heart. So… the next video blog has to include an audio clip! Yeah?

By: Jonathan Paul

Jonathan Paul — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 05:25:04 +0000

Love the video; great job on that, and thanks for sharing the experience with us! (And you crack me up… guy moment! Hahaha.)

As to recording, I've been focusing on the writing lately – doesn't matter what great gear you've got, if you haven't got a good song to lay down on it, none of the rest matters. Rich Mullins laid down the foundation for a great record (The Jesus Record) with a crummy tape recorder and an old beat up piano.

Of course there's the other side of the argument that great gear can inspire you, and there's some truth there as well. I've just found all the rest of the stuff a bit distracting lately. So lately I've been working with just my CP33 and a Zoom H2. I've got my eye on some songwriting software that comes with some pretty high recommendations though… )

I do feel very heartened though that my recording computer has finally seemed to pull itself together and start working smoothly (just this last week – for the first time in the close to two years I've been in Seattle). I've got ProTools 8 as well as Sonar running on a Dell Precision workstation with 8 processors and 10 gigs of RAM and a few SAS 15K RPM drives. Can anybody say “overkill?” I guess I'm all set for video work if I wanted to do a bit of that – though I'd prefer working in Final Cut… And actually it's been nice for some of the soft synths I run. Ivory, Komplete 5, Emu Proteus Pack, Structure, Rapture, Dimension Pro…

By: Nathan Mitchell

Nathan Mitchell — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:08:50 +0000

please ignore my minor typo had long day going to sleeping!

By: Nathan Mitchell

Nathan Mitchell — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:06:42 +0000

Vicky,

Yes have involved with recording friend of mine has his own recording studio got some exposure to sound engineering. Most of the equipment that used sony 4 /24 track mixers and software anything from adobe is good.

I am glad to partner with you in supporting your ministry can not wait until the new albim.

In Christ

Nathan