hey guys, awhile back last year, I put together my most professional CD, which I like to describe it as emotionally there, I feel it's not completely perfected, and the arrangements will be updated and more mature when I get the money to go to a more high profile studio/a lot of other things.

Hey guys I'm pretty new to recording drums, and I plan on recording a 4 or 5 song demo with my band. We've already made a few recordings, with a cheap radioshack mic (haha), these can be heard at http://www.myspace.com/perpetratorthrash

Ok I'm a broke songwriter like everyother songwriter in nashville trying to improve my own demos.

What i have:
HP Laptop 3.2 pentium 4, 1gig of ram, 120gig hd, MoTu 828 MKII, M-Audio BX-5a moniters, AKG PERCEPTION 220, and a 15'x20' room dedicated solely to music.

I am in a fledgling band and we are looking to create a demo. We have 4 members with a guitar, piano, drums and vocals. We have used Audacity and a rock band mic for our songs up to now and have posted those versions online. They sound pretty horrible.

Heloo,my fist post , salutations from south of spain
I would be very thankfull for any help
Im thinking about expanding my rec.studio busines with online demo services but Im not sure how the market is now,do songwriters still record demos in studious as they used to? (home studio setups cuts down clientelle )surely even the demo purpose changed over the years,

Hello,

I am very new to this, so please bear with me.

I downloaded the FL Studio 8 Demo just now, I don't have much to time to check it out since I have to go to work. But would I be able to make drum beats and such, and export the files to Reaper? Also how long will this demo last?

I'll preface my question with a bit of history...

http://boomp3.com/m/9305b14e902c

I personally don't like how snare sounds, but we did not want to mess around with this demo for too long.

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