Studio vamp and a failure in time and history
Working away from home is taking it’s toll on my musical aspirations, I’m not far enough away to warrent taking a guitar up, but I’m not close enough to home to sit down beyond having a fiddle. I’m trying to make a forced effort to sit down and play beyond pleasure, but stuggling. A big part is my playing and recording environment, it’s been a mess for god knows how long and I’ve never quite been %100 happy with the layout and setup. The past few weekends, bar a few nights out I’ve taken to updating some of the gear and re-arranging my space. It’s %80 there, the gears bought, updated and in place, and it’s getting a much better and tider/spacious layout where a mic cable can be laid out without the fear of pulling every item of every shelf down, and it can stay there for longer than a few days. If this doesn’t make it easier for me to sit, play, write and record I don’t know what will.
I’ve had contact this week from a Bass player and a female singer, as well as follow ups from a guy doing his own recordings. Not much to say on them as it’s very early doors, but hopefully a meet up with them next week will be productive.
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