Jason Burns Music » Uncategorized http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com Create, Collaborate & Enjoy Thu, 10 Jun 2010 04:06:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 The Jem Jam http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/2010/05/16/the-jem-jam/ http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/2010/05/16/the-jem-jam/#comments Mon, 17 May 2010 05:43:06 +0000 admin http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/?p=144 Today I got the guitar I have coveted for years, an Ibanez Jem JEM7V, the same guitar the legendary Steve Vai plays. The day wouldn’t be complete if I didn’t post a sample of me playing it. This is two guitar tracks, a bass track and some drums, a simple background guitar looped with me playing some improv leads over it. It’s all one take and just for fun, hope you enjoy it.

Download audio file (JemJam.mp3)

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Check out Saitara Software’s site for AC-7 Pro, and of course download it for yourself from iTunes.

Additional information for the nerds:

Footage captured with a Kodak Zi8 camera, audio captured with a Rode Video Mic, edited in Final Cut Express. Ass kicking intro riff played and recorded by me.

]]> http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/2010/04/11/the-philocast-hd-using-the-ipad-as-a-control-surface-for-logic-studio/feed/ 1 First Drum Mic Hookup Test http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/2009/07/15/first-drum-mic-hookup-test/ http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/2009/07/15/first-drum-mic-hookup-test/#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:48:57 +0000 admin http://www.jasonburnsmusic.com/?p=59 I still don’t have all of my mics in yet, the rest should be in tomorrow, but without anyone to help me run the board from the upstairs to downstairs, I set some basic levels, recorded a sample, and played with the sound a bit in Logic Studio. So far my levels aren’t nearly hot enough, and my Ride and HiHat aren’t mic’d. I am surprised at how much thump I am getting out of the Shure Beta52 without the Yamaha Subkick in yet.

The basic drum/cymbal mic rundown is as follows (* for the mics that will be here tomorrow, not recorded in this sample)

18×22″ Tama SuperStar Custom Bass Drum – Shure Beta52, front head, just inside the port, Yamaha Subkick*

Tama 14×5.5″ Snare Drum – Shure SM57 on top and bottom

Tama SuperStar Custom Hyperdrive Toms 10″, 12″, 14″ Floor and 16″ Floor – Sennheiser e604 on each

Sabian 16 and 18″ AAX Crash Cymbals, 20″ Sabian AAX Ride, Sabian B8 10″ Splash and 18″ China – Rode NT5 Matched Pair for overheads, AKG C430* on Ride and HiHat

Drums are coming in from the basement in on XLR Snake into a Behringer MX9000 Mixer, with 8 Subs (Bass, Snare, TomL, TomR, HH, Ride, OHL, OHR) into an M-Audio Profire 2626 audio interface.

There has been no EQ applied at the mixer and the levels aren’t even close to optimal, I had to squeeze it a bunch to get it semi loud so the MP3 sounded ok.

Download audio file (drumtest.mp3)

The rest of the mics are in and I have been spending some time getting position right and levels, it’s getting there!

Download audio file (drumtest2.mp3)

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