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New alt/rock song done in Live - Ryan Henke

Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:37 pm
by sublimelobc
Another song done entirely in live. I used to just do the entire song in session view, I'm loving arrangement view since I started using it recently.

I'm hoping for a way to take snapshots of automation, other than that and a few additional automation tools (easy comp tools would be great too) Live rocks for mixing....and now that I think about it, better views/customization on meters.

Anyways, here's the link, the new track is "Everything Under the Sun".

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default ... dID=807244

Really nice

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:09 am
by sraposa
Great sound, Ryan. And the lyrics are great too. Is that you on guitar too? Drums?

-Scott

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 4:20 am
by sublimelobc
Scott-
Thanks for the comments, much appreciated.

My last two songs I've used Live Suite's session drums. Before that my songs were done with a Roland Handsonic and assorted hand drums and midi clips played through the Roland. I'm loving session drums.

I use some NI synths, but since I upgraded to Live Suite recently I've tried to keep all that I can right within Live just for simplicities sake due to the fact that I work alone on all my songs. But yeah, the guitar is me as well....done actually start to finish in a single take with no comping which was a first for me. (after a long night of rehearsing)

Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 3:39 pm
by sraposa
sublimelobc wrote:Scott-
My last two songs I've used Live Suite's session drums. Before that my songs were done with a Roland Handsonic and assorted hand drums and midi clips played through the Roland. I'm loving session drums.

I use some NI synths, but since I upgraded to Live Suite recently I've tried to keep all that I can right within Live just for simplicities sake due to the fact that I work alone on all my songs. But yeah, the guitar is me as well....done actually start to finish in a single take with no comping which was a first for me. (after a long night of rehearsing)
Impressive re: the guitar. And I think that's a good way to go... gives it a very live feel even when other parts (ie. drums) may have some programming. And the drums sound great too.

And I hear ya on trying to keep as much in Live as possible. I'm the same, although I'm a sucker for the Zebra2 synth and love Stylus RMX for drums.

Keep it comin'.
-Scott