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Advice would be appreciated.

Discussion in 'The Lounge' started by Snivinerior, Apr 6, 2013.

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  1. Snivinerior

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    So, I've done quite a lot of green day vocal and violin covers and, finished editing most of them, some are already rendered and ready for upload. But, I didn't have the "suitable" equipment at that time. So, the question that stands now is: Will I repeat the process? Or not? Should I go with the projects I already had done? Any advice would be appreciated.
     
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    I'm confused, you're going to upload your covers to Youtube or what?
     
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    Ok, so I was a bit unclear. To clarify things up, I already done my covers but the equipment I used recording it is classified as "below average". And know that I have the "suitable" equipment, I can repeat all my covers but, the process will take some time... I'm asking for your advice if should I repeat my covers or what...

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    So, I have decided to upload my first cover to YouTube. Next up will be the improved violin cover. Here it is:


    Well, what do you think?
     
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