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I'm recording the final versions of the songs for the album now. Had a tough time narrowing the tracklist, but I got it to 17 songs. Trying to cut that down to the final album will probably be just as hard. I thought the writing and rewriting was the hard part, but producing these songs, trying to get them to sound good is proving much more difficult. I can, and have, written for years, getting better as time goes on, but I'm just now learning things about production that I should have with each new album I made. Even though I have an actual audio set up (with an xlr cable and everything!) the making it sound good part is elusive. I got better with the many demos I did for these songs, but now, it's game time. You would be amazed how little I learned about production when I've been recording music for more than 10 years. (TIME IS SLIPPING THROUGH MY FINGERS!!!!!!) I'm working on it. The first song is about 70 percent done, and the second has 2 guitars and bass. I'm waiting to do all vocals until the end, so I can rewrite what I need to. I'm also hyper-focusing on my guitar playing, cuz I'm trying to get the best performances. I never thought I was a good guitar player, but as I really dig into the minutia, a lot of cracks are showing. I'm feeling okay about the my vocal abilities, but I've said that with my past two albums with very mixed results, so who knows? Only a little worried about the songs being good. That's probably at the end of the line of things I'm worried about. That doesn't mean I'm not worrying, but I have bigger fish to fry. Honestly, I'm a little burnt out from the first songs drum programming. Like everything else, I'm trying to improve, and trying to get a good sound and write good parts and add fills and make sure the beats aren't too repetitive but also don't get too crazy is work. Not to mention the fucking artwork. That is what I may be the most worried about next to production. I've made so much art, had so many ideas, but trying to get all that mess into nice, cohesive album and booklet art is a nightmare. But I enjoy it. Sometimes. It certainty helps me forget about that pesky stag I've been seeing everywhere. It stops me from wondering why I see it, but no one else seems to.
