i haven't been posting a lot

[zim]

because i am a sarding cunt

[vO)))id]

[zim]

i really want to spend all of autumn and winter working on music and not sarding but the sard is so strong

[vO)))id]

If you REALLY want to, don't trust on motivation. Trust on discipline.

[zim]

i've been recording more pieces of ideas lately and i also think i finally have a band name i like

thinking ahead of stuff a lot too like whether or not i want to go to a studio or just record guitar/vox at home, pay for some session drums, and send the mix off. kind of leaning towards that.

vahmpy, do you know if it's common for someone to record a good demo and see if it gets any attention and then actually re-record it in a studio setting? or would that just be a huge waste of time

[zim]

Finish that album, Zim

Though I do understand the sard when it comes to doing everything by yourself. One of these days I'll get around to programming drums and actually recording more than ~2 minutes of riffs

i think about it constantly, really need to discipline myself to work on it. i fantasize about playing live all the time

[vO)))id]

i've been recording more pieces of ideas lately and i also think i finally have a band name i like

thinking ahead of stuff a lot too like whether or not i want to go to a studio or just record guitar/vox at home, pay for some session drums, and send the mix off. kind of leaning towards that.

vahmpy, do you know if it's common for someone to record a good demo and see if it gets any attention and then actually re-record it in a studio setting? or would that just be a huge waste of time

I advise you not to give a shit about what is common. Follow what feels right for you. There is no right or wrong here.

Some bands or artists do it like that, yes. Where the demo is an EP of 3 songs for example.

Then when budget is bigger, record the full length with the experience you have gained during the EP and the release of that.

I think Vitriol kind of went that way but not sure.

Nowadays it's whatever works for you and what budget there is to work with. There are literally no rules.

[vO)))id]

Finding the right people to work with is a great deal too.

They will have a network as well if they're serious. Which might be helpful for you.

The music, the progress of writing, the quality, the sound, literally EVERYTHING to the smallest detail can improve vastly when working together with the right people.

[zim]

i was actually wondering recently if it would be a good idea to do something like a 3 song demo and release that to establish the project and get a little attention. i already have the band name and a few songs more or less finished, it wouldn't be too much work to polish those.

i guess i'm overly worried about making the wrong moves and what not. the competition seems so fierce these days with new music coming out constantly. i'm not starved for attention or anything like that but i don't want to waste anyone's time, i want to do something that is interesting and fun and worth listening to

[vO)))id]

I hear you.

But do this for you and yourself only.

Typing all this stuff is a pain in the ass, jump on the discord with me if you want. We can have a voice chat there some time.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Hey guys I'm here

[Noyka]

You a celeb nick?

[Ninny]

[zim]

yo nick is here

[zim]

also ninny and noyka

[agony bagony]

cunting as a sard in this period

[Ninny]

I couldn't do much yesterday but now I'm ready to post

[vO)))id]

You a celeb nick?

He is a celebrity in mabb lands.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Correct?

[User]

zim should make music and name a song after nick's celebrity status and spotify is the new record store

[Noyka]

Nick is too much of a diva he’ll sue for cooyright infringement.

[User]

nick the court diva, slingin parts for lawyer fees

mos def