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I got up at 3 am and recorded this morning. I forgot to set the alarm but fortunately I woke up at 3:08, so I hopped out of bed and got to it.
I recorded harmony vocals for Scale (substituted yesterday evening when I discovered that I couldn't reliably sing one transition in the Oblivion Bridge harmony), Hydrogen Burns, and fixed a wrong note in the Wyverary harmony. I tried to record harmony vocals for Neil Armstrong but that part goes too low and my voice was too tired and I could hear that it just wasn't working.
I also recorded octave mando bass lines for Come Flying With Me, Driver's Lament, and All Things Pass.
I tried to go back to bed afterwards but didn't sleep much. About 8:30 I gave up, got up and sat in a hot bath to force my temperature back up (I got really cold while recording.) I don't normally accomplish much on recording days, but I wrote an octave mando bass line for Alice Day that I quite like (and that is reasonably easy to play,) checked out Villain's Cat and discovered no easy way to fit another harmony on that, and rewrote the harmony for Song Of The Makers as a high harmony rather than a low harmony because I think that will be more interesting and also easier to learn. Then I patched in the bit that needed to be fixed in Wyverary, and mixed the octave mando bass line for All Things Pass. Having four different lines in that song is making it quite crowded and I'm not entirely sure that is going to work. I also practiced the transition in the Oblivion Bridge harmony that was giving me trouble and I think in another day or so I will have it down.
Left to record: Song Of The Makers vocal harmony, Alice Day octave mando bass line, Dr Faber's Medicine Show mimmoth harmony, Neil Armstrong chorus harmony, Oblivion Bridge harmony. I hope I can fit it all in one morning but that's a lot of singing, so maybe not.
And another twelve days or so of mixing. Eep. But it is almost 8 pm and then I can go to bed.
I recorded harmony vocals for Scale (substituted yesterday evening when I discovered that I couldn't reliably sing one transition in the Oblivion Bridge harmony), Hydrogen Burns, and fixed a wrong note in the Wyverary harmony. I tried to record harmony vocals for Neil Armstrong but that part goes too low and my voice was too tired and I could hear that it just wasn't working.
I also recorded octave mando bass lines for Come Flying With Me, Driver's Lament, and All Things Pass.
I tried to go back to bed afterwards but didn't sleep much. About 8:30 I gave up, got up and sat in a hot bath to force my temperature back up (I got really cold while recording.) I don't normally accomplish much on recording days, but I wrote an octave mando bass line for Alice Day that I quite like (and that is reasonably easy to play,) checked out Villain's Cat and discovered no easy way to fit another harmony on that, and rewrote the harmony for Song Of The Makers as a high harmony rather than a low harmony because I think that will be more interesting and also easier to learn. Then I patched in the bit that needed to be fixed in Wyverary, and mixed the octave mando bass line for All Things Pass. Having four different lines in that song is making it quite crowded and I'm not entirely sure that is going to work. I also practiced the transition in the Oblivion Bridge harmony that was giving me trouble and I think in another day or so I will have it down.
Left to record: Song Of The Makers vocal harmony, Alice Day octave mando bass line, Dr Faber's Medicine Show mimmoth harmony, Neil Armstrong chorus harmony, Oblivion Bridge harmony. I hope I can fit it all in one morning but that's a lot of singing, so maybe not.
And another twelve days or so of mixing. Eep. But it is almost 8 pm and then I can go to bed.
