You know, you're not going to like everything you do. And today I recorded my Type 5 song. It's sounds like crap. But whatever.
At this point, I've recorded all my songs that need drums, and one song that doesn't need drums. I have 2 songs left to record. At this rate I might be done before the end of the week. Question is, should I go and try to make the recordings better afterwards, or should I just leave it be and take a well deserved break? Most of the recordings I don't want to go back to. There may be some issues, but fixing those issues would take lots of time which I don't have patience for at this moment. Especially for Type 5. I'm done with that.
But hey, what is there to complain about when I finish my project early? I guess I'll just figure out how I'm going to do my booklet, and then maybe I'll do some drawing, or teach myself sign language. Oh, and I also need to figure out how I'm going to present during STAC Live.
I'm wondering if I should do a live performance. I do need to work on live stage presence. At the same time though, I love my Type 9 song, and it's basically my first recording, so I want to present that with a picture slideshow or something. I just need to decide which one I'm doing, because I don't think I can do both (nor would I want to). Decisions decisions.
The type 9 song as a recording would be really fun, especially with some shots of you playing instruments, your studio, etc.
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I guess I could do a video like that, but I feel like it'd be really strange because the song is someone crying out in desperation and having a bunch of pictures of me with instruments doesn't fit. But I mean, a lot of famous musicians make music videos of them playing live with tons of screaming fans, showing off their ego, so I guess it could work. Or maybe I could make a low-key music video. But that would take some work.
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