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andirock81
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May 26, 10 3:46 PM (permalink)

rock to hip hop to reggae

looking to meet other home recording enthusiasts/artists and get feedback.  I have been using sonar since version 3.  No loops used, drums are synthetic but played on a midi keyboard.  All these recordings were done in sonar 7 producer, currently I'm rocking 8.5. 

solo home recordings - http://www.myspace.com/andirockmusic

band rough instrumentals - http://www.myspace.com/boisemusic

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    Legion
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    Re:rock to hip hop to reggae May 26, 10 4:32 PM (permalink)
    Nice. I like your variety and you handle the different styles well. I really like the music in Here I Come. Rap could come up a bit though and the singing is muddy or something but it is a good rough mix.

    Sadly very reduced studio equipment as it is... ASUS G750J, 8 gb RAM, Win8, Roland Quad Capture.
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    Re:rock to hip hop to reggae May 26, 10 8:57 PM (permalink)
    Thanks.  I love the sound of acoustic guitar for hip hop, and that song is probably the 'simplest' one there. 

    I like your stuff and the whole concept of what you are doing with insurrection.  I'd love to be involved somehow if you want to collab let me know, I have a lot of instrumentals and can contribute a few instruments. 
    post edited by andirock81 - May 26, 10 9:02 PM
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