In this day and age, meeting people on the internet isn't all that strange anymore. I have been fortunate enough to be part of a wonderfully supportive, if a bit quirky, online community of guitrists and guitar aficionados called The Soundhole. Gene Backlin is one of the members there, and he often graced the group's meetings and jam sessions with his recording skills. Interested as I was to add as many 'ears' to the project as possible, I was more than happy to accept his offer to be involved with my recording. While I have yet to meet him face-to-face, we've been trading stories online (along with a few hundred some other people) for years now, and as such I now that sharing a couple of guitar tunes is going to feel just second nature when we finally get around to that.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
The Crew, Part 4: Mixing 'n' Mastering
In this day and age, meeting people on the internet isn't all that strange anymore. I have been fortunate enough to be part of a wonderfully supportive, if a bit quirky, online community of guitrists and guitar aficionados called The Soundhole. Gene Backlin is one of the members there, and he often graced the group's meetings and jam sessions with his recording skills. Interested as I was to add as many 'ears' to the project as possible, I was more than happy to accept his offer to be involved with my recording. While I have yet to meet him face-to-face, we've been trading stories online (along with a few hundred some other people) for years now, and as such I now that sharing a couple of guitar tunes is going to feel just second nature when we finally get around to that.
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