On Mon, 01 Aug 2005 12:47:52 +0200, Daniel Payno wrote: > Hi all, > > This music wasn't actually made with Linux/DeMuDi (which i use), nor was > set to look for DAW/ProStudio standards (i kind of like lo-fi and first > takes, as that's what i do when i play solo), but anyway... > > I recently uploaded a demo cd i recorded 3 years ago on a tascam analog > 4-track. It's published under BY-NC-SA_2.5. It was intended to give-away > to venue-owners in order to get gigs :) (worked out quite well the past 2 > years :)) > > Just to point out: my voice tuning problems (i know) have been tackled > recently (playing live is the best academy :)).. Eager to record album I. > (ongoing project) with better audio quality :)) > > In any case, would like any feedback; the more critic, the more to learn > (though i don't promise to listen :)) > > And one question, in this album, there's a cover version from Tracy > Chapman. Should i retire it from inet in prevision of future (knocking > wood :) royalties problems? How do you license covers? Do you publish them > at all? Nice laid back sound.. Not sure there is any problem with your voice.. The guitar sounds slightly off at times, but it adds to the lo-fi atmosphere IMHO. I like the (real) tape saturation as well! I am no expert on these matters though (just know what I like). I am sure others here will be able to give excellent advice. On the subject of covers, I would be very careful. You certainly shouldn't put covers on a libre site AFAIK.. could get yourself into all sorts of trouble since you don't own the copyright. Posting that stuff on your own site, though not strictly legal, is less bad IMO, although you may still get into trouble if it becomes popular and you haven't paid the licensing fee (please correct me if I am wrong here, anyone). Oh, by the way, the libre site does not link to downloads properly on my computer (using firefox)... James
