In the studio with Brian Baker - Songwriting #1
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far out i thought this was brian baker from bad religion!
3 years ago 19
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Maybe he can mix some purple up in how he acts.
2 years ago 3
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@LadyOfWordz Thanx - about to start performing live with my friend Eddie Rayner of Split Enz fame. If you'd like to keep an eye on where we're up to check us out on facebook - Eddie Rayner and Brian Baker.
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DAM UR VOICE IS IMMPECCABLE
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i was expecting bad religion lol
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@stabber63 I thought ii too!
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brian thanx for posting this , it really helped me out alot mate!!!!
greetings from nyc
priest
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@Jamminn555 Thanks for the comments Benjamin. I'm currently working on new material and plan to visit your part of the world for the Taxi Convention in Nov this year.
Cheers bb
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Absolutely fantastic, Brian. So cool to follow your thinking and process for your very cool song. Please keep up the great work and keep any videos coming!
Benjamin Black
Los Angeles, CA
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really nice brother..some nice tunes to go along with some of the stuff i have been doing( cartoons sound fx and soundtrack) congrats my friend, i just add u as a friend hope u accept
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Good stuff Brian, Working on a album myself Keep up the good work
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Very interesting and helpful to me. I have two questions for you, Brian. First, what kind of guitar are you playing? Secondly, did you end up recording this tune yet, and have you recorded an unplugged version of this yet? I would love to purchase it and also to learn how to play it. Would you be willing to share your secret tuning for it or maybe do a video of you playing it unplugged? It really captures my interest and is right up my alley. Good job on this one.
flippinthemadstyles 1 year ago
@flippinthemadstyles - Hey - the guitar is a Maton. Nice Australian made acoustic.
The song is recorded and on my new CD, "Hard Light" with a full band, but there's also an early version of the song that is more acoustic on the CD "Long Way Home".
"Hard Light" is on ITunes and CD Baby, "Long Way Home" - I guess I could send you a copy if you like!!!
Cheers
bb
atractor 1 year ago
do you always write your guitar part first or do you sometimes tailor that to the lyrics? I find writing lyrics simple but writing the fitting musical arrangements difficult. These were very helpful though, Thanks!
ACtwist 4 years ago
Personally, I find that this comes into the area of what I call "the dance between the music and the lyrics". Essentially one bounces off the other - for instance you may find a musical phrase that you like so you've then got to modify the lyric to suit. Then vice versa - you have a lyrical idea that just rocks and you bend the music to suit. PP gets into all this in his books
atractor 4 years ago
What is a good intrument to write song with?
wilfromcali 4 years ago
Whatever you're comfortable with, or whatever you're not comfortable with - or none at all, or just a metronome? There really are no rules here - just express yourself!! But, to quote Pat - "preserve the natural rhythm of the language".
atractor 4 years ago