My first album recording experience!

[NextInLine]

So one of my bud's have a brutal death/grind metal (not my style actually) band named Carnophage. They are recording their debut album and he asked me to play a solo on one of the songs, so today I went to the studio for recording the solo!

It was actually a 4 piece solo and I didn't have time to sit down and write so I mostly improvised over and over there. Took 2 hours to write and play/record. The result is 4 consequtive weakly phrased shred solos in D minor and A minor/harmonic minor I'm not completely happy with what I've done but it was a great experience to record in an album for the first time especially for a band that's not playing my style

Moreover the band members and the producer really liked my solo

Here's my bud's band. You can listen to their previous recordings

http://myspace.com/carnophageturkey

The producer is the guitar player & vocalist for the band Suicide:

http://www.myspace.com/suicidefans

Maybe I'll be able to post a link for the song when the album is completely done thanks for reading..

[Infernal Death]

Cool, yeah recording is a very different situation than practicing or rehearsal.

Personally i think your bud's band is very cool. Then again i really like this style and they execute it very well.

Flo

[Boxcar Willie 84]

keep in good with that producer, it might lead to more studio work for you in the future

[Ace]

Recording is a blast! Totally different from playing live, but a real thrill in it's own way! Keep it up!

[GryphonGuitar]

Recording is the most fun thing about playing music - there's something magical about what happens in a studio. Good for You

[NextInLine]

Thanks for the comments dudes, I had a lot of fun recording indeed! And I had the chance to hear a mixed version of the song, it needs to be mastered only.

I liked my solo although there were a couple of flaws here & there.. And I can't figure out what the heck I did on some improvised parts, that feels strange I'll be able to post a link or an mp3 when the album is released.

[sonicsamurai]

yeah i know what u mean u nopodle and then can't remeber exactly how u did it, but i like that - when guitarists play their solos different live its interesting to here the many different ways in which a guitarist might have approached the solo in the studio