Rock Jam

[Pedro]

This is just a rock inspired recording I just did. I used a Squier guitar, Pearl Rhythm Traveler drums and the Micro BR.

All was recorded and edited on Micro BR. Drums captured with my homemade external microphone. Guitar on the dedicated input. If you want to mess with it, be my guest. Add some vocals, that would be nice. Post it back here.

Thanks for listening.

The original first version is attached to this message.

Then 13STARZ+ added some guitar and a bass line. Then, Mr.Scar added a whistle and Oldrottenhead finished it off with the vocals, keyboards and some lyrics. 64Guitars gave the recording assistance.

Final (Nevermet) version, now called Hey:

Nevermet - "Hey"

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You can hear it on Soundclick, here:

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This is the original first version:

"Rock Jam"

[Oldrottenhead]

nice raucous sound going on there, if i dont drink too much tonight i might just mess with it, back to work tomorrow so tonight will be only chance for a while.

[13STARZ+]

so how would i transfer this onto my br?, i would like to play with it if you dont mind, check out my myspace in my profile for my style.

[Mr. Scar]

Thanks for listening.

Dude! that rocks!

[13STARZ+]

i'm thinkin, a bit of bass, a bit of keyz, and a bit of lead guitarwork.
3 tracks on top of what you have already done.
how would i do that?

[Oldrottenhead]

a line out from your pc to line in on br. set input to line in and record to tracks 1 and 2.

[64Guitars]

so how would i transfer this onto my br?, i would like to play with it if you dont mind, check out my myspace in my profile for my style.

Convert the MP3 to wave format on your PC, then use the BR Wave Converter program to import it into a stereo pair of tracks on the Micro BR.

[13STARZ+]

COOL THANKS, will that free up the 3 tracks that i need?
HOW DO I IMPORT IT?

[64Guitars]

COOL THANKS, will that free up the 3 tracks that i need?

I assume you want the end product to be stereo, so the MP3 should be converted to a stereo wave file, which will be imported to two tracks on the Micro BR. If you need to add three more tracks, you'll be short by one. So, you'll have to add two tracks first, then mix/bounce those 4 tracks (two from wave file plus your two new tracks) to another stereo pair of v-tracks. Now you can add your 3rd track while listening to the stereo mix you just made. Then mix/bounce those three tracks to another stereo pair of v-tracks for your final stereo mix.

HOW DO I IMPORT IT?

The BR Wave Converter program will do that for you if your Micro BR is connected to your computer via USB. See page 4 of the instructions pdf that comes with the BR Wave Converter.

[13STARZ+]

thanx 64 i need an a level to compute what you just told me, but thank you for your help.