So.. I always wondered how musicians and etc made their songs out by recording instruments. What I mean is, yeah I know there's mixing, waveforms, mics and cables, then more mics to record such instruments into the pc where they'll be processed and mixed. I wanted to try it on my own first, and I thought that Qamaruz can be my Guinea Pig for this experiment, and so he agreed anyway to do a recording session. (Thanks to ya too, haha!)

Nuff said, we actually made two recordings out from several attempts and as expected, for a first timer (like myself and hi), we actually tried several things trying to balance the vocals and in this recording attempt is the guitar acoustics' quality. Due to the fact that my guitar isn't like any Gibson's acoustic that sounds $1,000-ish, I've could only do the best out from what I could. But anyway, I guess I'm pretty much satisfied with the sound in the end. Poor him, I'm pushing him and his vocals to do this job, hahaha. You did good, and thanks to si moon jua? Support this guy lah, ane ketawa pulang :p

And of course, here are the recordings if you would like to hear. Note that these recordings (audio only) are genuinely done by him and mixed by me.

Qamaruz - Save Him:



Qamaruz - After Tonight



Thanks to Maziz for letting us to use the equipments, and the jamming/studio room. Though, any comments on the recording will be appreciated, but cover comments goes to "iamgeorgenozuka.blogspot.com"! Stay tuned for more Qam-in-action. Hahaha.

P/S: Gomen-neh si Anafish, I was doing this when you asked me to come over. Haha. x)

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