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Free Soup - Dark Light

Written, Performed And Recorded By Rob Redhead in 2014.

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"Unsung Heroes: The Vital Role of Small Recording Studios for Bands" / Part One

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Rob Redheads MULTI-TRACK SHOOTOUT

For me, I will always record on a Boss Micro BR-80. Additionally, my Roland VS-1880 and VS-1824 are keepers. Although the BR-80 is a magnificent little machine, it is still too small to work on all the time. It is nice to sit at a large work surface with the Rolands, which have big faders and screens, not to mention the XLR inputs. The Boss Micro BR-80 allowed for so much flowing creativity in songwriting that I doubt most of the songs I wrote from 2010 to 2014 would have ever come into existence without that little machine. It really did and still has a big impact on my life. The songs featured are: Redhead With Horns - Brain On Fire Redhead With Horns - Old School Rock N Roll Gefrin - Mrs Marr Gefrin - Nobody Loves Me Free Soup - Dark Light Red Diesel - I've Had Enough Agankast - Reign Of Terror Pelaw Boot Boys - Bod The Mod Dethkreid - Black Feather Scarecrow Lane - Creepy Crawlies Redhead With Horns - Hey Hey Hey All songs were written and recorded by Rob Redhead. The Boss Micro BR-80 is a digital multitrack recorder that was introduced in 2010. It allows musicians to create high-quality recordings with ease, featuring built-in effects, drum patterns, and guitar amp models. Its compact size and portability make it a popular choice for musicians on the go, revolutionizing the way recordings are made. The Roland VS-1680, introduced in 1996, revolutionized music production with its digital multitrack recording capabilities. This 16-track recorder offers advanced editing features, onboard effects, and intuitive controls, enabling musicians to create professional-quality recordings in their own studios. The VS-1680 set a new standard for home recording, paving the way for further advancements in digital audio technology. The Boss BR-1600, introduced in 2002, was a groundbreaking digital multitrack recorder. It allowed musicians to record, edit, and mix multiple audio tracks with ease. With its user-friendly interface and built-in effects, the BR-1600 became popular among home studios and aspiring musicians. Its compact design and affordability made it a game-changer in the world of multitrack recording. The Boss BR-800, introduced in 2010, is a compact digital multitrack recorder designed for musicians and home studios. It boasts 4-track simultaneous recording and 8-track playback capabilities, offering high-quality audio with built-in effects, amp models, and drum patterns. With its portability and user-friendly interface, the BR-800 has become a popular choice for musicians seeking a versatile and reliable recording solution.

9 months ago 167 views