RECORDING: John The Conqueror "Ain't Comin Home"

[666ACDCROCKNROLL666]

Just wondering what do you use as far as any DAW's or anything? Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic, Acid or anything?

[jamalshookup]

Great song; great performance!

I would have let a bit more of the vocals through, though. You also might want to try a Sennheiser e838 and find out how that sounds.

[CReedProductions]

the world needs stuff like this right now

[mrgaiusbonus]

damn facking great freakin good fantastic leiwond scheiß brutal heftig gschmackig

Thank you you give me insurence rock'n roll isn't dead and also that i've got to practise more guitar drums songwriting and all this stuff.

[ajazinggirl]

AWESOME

[rasmuswerge1]

Love the guitar sound

[geomac1310]

Great job! Awesome song.

[sebx93]

holy shit, this is sick! i'm listening to the black keys a lot the last monts so i can appreciate this!

[torukojinkubi]

justine has the ultimate music taste

[KickingGeese]

why is that guy's strings sticking out

[PierreMoore]

@KickingGeese Changed the strings on both guitars that morning and didn't feel like cutting the ends

[jessegimbel]

@PierreMoore Haha I think she was kidding, making fun of other people asking kind of dumb questions

[AcousticLabs]

Awesome, Jesse. Are you using multiple cameras now?

[jessegimbel]

@AcousticLabs Nope, still just one, the parts were all recorded separately so each shot was at a separate time.

[romodrummerjz]

y is the 57 positioned on the snare like that?

[jessegimbel]

@romodrummerjz Because that's where it sounded good. That kind of snare position gets more of the shell sound, and having it close to the drum head would have more of a modern crack than would fit with this music.

[niseynisey]

ridiculously awesome!