What do you sound like on Nu-ILX?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXibhIQGD4M&feature=plcp

Our first ever gig: http://youtu.be/V-iQmzb06dA - not completely dreadful if I do say so myself. We do actually have songs after a testing build up.

Well done! Lose the Jamie Oliver guy and you could have a bright future.

LOL

Here's my holiday cover:

https://soundcloud.com/resistorsings/wonderful-christmastime

And with this, I've met my goal of releasing a song each month in 2012.

https://soundcloud.com/djperry1973/01-cooman-the-evening-choir

This is my church choir from our concert this past October; I'm the baritone soloist that comes in around 7:15

Follow djperry1973, Linkin Park, Al Jazeera and more on SoundCloud.

'Fun Police'
'Knob of Butter' (a comedy song about Erectile Dysfunction, so mildly NSFW)

https://soundcloud.com/discozhivago/noncanonus-tinnitus

A single take on hand drum put through multiple effects

did a remix for a friend who made a song with some Ghanaian mc's and singers, it's the closest i've come to making a straight rap production (without many of the elements that i've come to think of as 'my sound'):

https://soundcloud.com/chantssound/asumaya-judicious-bb-and

Steve your song reminds me heavily of TMBG and I hope that isnt an insult becaue it really isnt, it is a compliment!

(sorry I mean Narccisist)

OK so anyway again, Im not someone who indulges in this thread cos I'm not a practiscing muso like most of you but lately Ive had mates who are, helping me out with backing tracks.

Here's one my friend Aaron did earlier that I did vocals on tonight that I'm happy with the result of: I'm startng to get the hang of EQ I thnk.

https://soundcloud.com/neverembers/dreaming-take-1

ie: he sent me the track, I came up with the vox and recorded/mixed em.

i tried to make something festive sounding and ended up being directed towards this https://soundcloud.com/eeeeeein/carp3 , god damn id.

Cheers Trayce, not an insult at all!

I've made this first draft of a kind of deep house version/quasi-edit of Cymande's Brothers on the Slide, but it needs... something. If any of you know what, please to let me know, thanks.

IT'S HERE, BY THE WAY

The drum machine (especially the snare and shaker) is drowning out the rest of the instruments, and needs to be mixed lower in volume so the rest of the track can breathe.

Www.soundcloud.com/newyorkendless

wow dan i really really like that a lot.

Thanks!

yeah, this is great, like some epic kraftwerk shit

That's sorta my goal. Heavily influenced by first generation uk techno/IDM and the prettier side of vintage Detroit/Chicago techno and house with Mir of a new wave/kraut rock vibe combined with a bit of experimentation and incompetence.

incompetence is always a good seasoning when used lightly

I gave an old track a bit of a mix, sharpened the arrangement and put some hats at the beginning (for DJs). Lots of pianos/electric pianos and a little Justin Timberlake vocal. You can download it if you so desire.

https://soundcloud.com/cruelt/goes-around

oh ha, i didn't even realize you were an ilxor. this is dooope.

Thaaaanks. More of a lurker these days anyway.

something I recorded this evening...

https://soundcloud.com/scraped-face/untitled-no-4

Can you tell us a bit about how you recorded that? Synths? Guitar feedback? Contact mics on a motorcycle? It sounds kid of like all of those but I can't figure out how it was done.

Contact mics on a motorcycle?

ooh i like this idea

we recorded some engine revs not long ago and it was a very satisfying result

I clipped one of these cheap clip-on contact mics

http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/shop_image/product/4351-korg-cm100-contact-mic-for-tuners-large.jpg

onto a sabian china cymbal on a carpeted floor, with the mic sort of squished between the cymbal and the floor. I ran it through some compression + distortion but didn't do any knob tweaking during; the sounds you hear are just my doing different things to the cymbal. The rapid-fire engine sound is just me twitching my hand near the mic/pressing the cymbal lightly into the carpet. I ran it through my bass amp and propped up my Zoom H4n so it was right in front of the subwoofer.

for those of you who like motorcycle engine sounds I recommend Un Chien Catalan by Vagina Dentata Organ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gv2pbF77S0U

xp great stuff.
I recorded this in the middle of last year. A homemade contact mic taped to an inkjet printer, put through effects, including a pitch correction plug-in that outputs MIDI notes, controlling a soft synth.
https://soundcloud.com/snoball/track-8

fantastic!

Well, it ain't printer music (cool shit snoball i like your stuff) but here is a dubby techno house song my partner and I made last year that I've recently come back to. It samples Nico Fidenco and a finnish folk tune.
https://soundcloud.com/archaeli/sotto-voce

v much enjoying recording my housemate's band, here are some demos one mic in the practice room style:

http://dearbhlaminogueandthepartisans.bandcamp.com/

she plays guitar, sings and writes the songs and i dunno, i think she's pretty awesome, wanted to share

my new band covering the silver jews https://soundcloud.com/forcesatwork/trains-across-the-sea

can't listen while i'm at work, but nice song selection! it's a stone cold classic that relatively few people have heard

yeah, and it is just two chords, so that helps too! i think our version turned out OK, it's an iphone basement recording gussied up in garageband, so nothing fancy.
listening to the thing crackle box posted, kind of great!

nice tylerw, you the singer? sounds pretty good for an iphone recording.

yeah the original recording is just me on guitars/vocals and the drummer, but i added bits and bobs (and a doubled vocal) later. i too am sort of surprised at how nice the quality is! we just put the iphone over on the washing machine and play. modern technology!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfYRFTVsJV8#!

lol

oh ffs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfYRFTVsJV8

king's chapel! i like that place.

quantizing failures: call and response

http://mikehanley.bandcamp.com/

my latest compilation

new song, acoustic fingerpicking, just worked this up this morning, recorded into my phone

http://soundcloud.com/matthew-lee-helgeson/haunted-model-home

I want it to have echo and atmospheric stuff

yeah i hope to use a recording device that isn't a phone in the future! but yeah i agree, i think if i try to *really* record i'm going to have to do some sort of distinctive production, my playing isn't good enough for a straight-up "close mic'd acoustic guitar" sound