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ToneRanger · 1st November 2006

Thanks for the tips guys! I'm on PC, so Waveburner is out of the question I guess.

Is Wavelab available for PC? I'll definately check that out, if it works like you described it will be perfect.

We're also planning to have one, kind of interlude type of instrumental sequence on the minus time of the following track, so it doesn't show on the "time" of the track it follows..

The band is called Daisy, we've released one album here in Finland thru Warner.. Now we're "independent", meaning without a label, just been working really hard on the album to get it finished, and then we'll start looking for someone to put it out. I think it will be totally awesome, and it's really important to get it properly finished before we start "serious label shopping"..

The story goes so that we're a band in 1971 (the album opens with a 70's type of Stones rock, although the song is kind of a miniopera in a way, with brass section and stuff, this also refers to the kind of music we did before), then we visit our friend, the mad scientist Boy Wonder, who's come up with a time transporter which we accidentally turn on and ooops, we're on our way to 1983... Then there's all sorts of drama there (love of course..) and then we'll come back, to '71 ofcourse..

Check out some of the stuff here, www.myspace.com/daisyband
The mixes that are up there are very very raw, they've improved 1000 % since I totally got into GS this July, although the technical limitations have been severe, so the sound we're after is not happening, but I hope the music works anyway.. Will post updated mixes in couple of weeks and ask for some further advice...

Anyway, thanks for the tips dudes!

1st November 2006	#7
ToneRanger Gear addict Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 323 Thread Starter	Thanks for the tips guys! I'm on PC, so Waveburner is out of the question I guess. Is Wavelab available for PC? I'll definately check that out, if it works like you described it will be perfect. We're also planning to have one, kind of interlude type of instrumental sequence on the minus time of the following track, so it doesn't show on the "time" of the track it follows.. The band is called Daisy, we've released one album here in Finland thru Warner.. Now we're "independent", meaning without a label, just been working really hard on the album to get it finished, and then we'll start looking for someone to put it out. I think it will be totally awesome, and it's really important to get it properly finished before we start "serious label shopping".. The story goes so that we're a band in 1971 (the album opens with a 70's type of Stones rock, although the song is kind of a miniopera in a way, with brass section and stuff, this also refers to the kind of music we did before), then we visit our friend, the mad scientist Boy Wonder, who's come up with a time transporter which we accidentally turn on and ooops, we're on our way to 1983... Then there's all sorts of drama there (love of course..) and then we'll come back, to '71 ofcourse.. Check out some of the stuff here, www.myspace.com/daisyband The mixes that are up there are very very raw, they've improved 1000 % since I totally got into GS this July, although the technical limitations have been severe, so the sound we're after is not happening, but I hope the music works anyway.. Will post updated mixes in couple of weeks and ask for some further advice... Anyway, thanks for the tips dudes!