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The first video is a demo of Jack from the Summer Thieves doing a half-written song of his own. I got to the studio an hour earlier to get everything set up as jack's only gave me about 30 min to finish the recording. Luckily everything went smoothly and we manage to record the first verse, chorus and the guitar track. Used a free video editor called headliner app for the audio demo. The second video is where I spend most of my time in (Ableton). We recorded the vocal and guitar separately as it sounds much nicer and Jack's feels much easier to concentrate on the vocal which I doubt most vocalist would prefer. After the recording I've been playing around by Adding delays, loops, EQ all over the song for a few days and eventually it gets too messing till I decided just to add a little delay and eq on vocals in the verse. For the chorus, I sang and recorded two tracks of vocal harmony(little out of tune ) for it just to add a little flavour yet still keeping it re...

This is how I will be recording my summary's reading" Technostalgia In New Recording Projects By the 198s' Dunedin Sounds" Band the Chills", in the Albany street C24 studio. This is the audio file of summary reading of Technotalsgia .I find it hard to finish reading it , below is the  complete summary of the article . This article seeks to provide new insights into the ways that producers of recorded popular music are influenced by and engage with - on both a technical and methodological level – the broader social and cultural discourses that envelope the music and artists they record.  T he creative inspiration of the artist, the technology of the recording studio, and the commercial aspirations of the record company ,  emphasize that commercial popular music productions are also grounded in highly specific, ideologically oriented discourses ( conversation ) , and that these have a definitive impact on recordings’ sonic characteristics. ...