Recording This Weekend

by Shaun 7. April 2009 01:40

The Family Fellowship Christian Center of Pennsylvania worship team is preparing to record our demo this weekend.  We have been given the opportunity to present our music to a producer in Hollywood that may want to use our music in some movies. 

We've been working on some recordings for a couple of years now, but we never really went all out.  Now we have motivation to get as much stuff into someones hands as we can push out.  This weekend we'll record, next week we'll mix and master and the week after we'll send out the recordings to the producer.  We're just excited to have an opportunity to finally do something with the music that we've written in house.  I think we'll actually be doing one of the songs that I wrote as well.  That is if we can pull together an arrangement other than me on the accoustic guitar, which is the way it was written and has always been performed.

The other exciting this is, I get to pull my bass guitar out of the mothballs and lay down some of the bass tracks.  Since Chuck Behune took over playing bass on the team, I've gotten a little out of practice, but there are a lot of the songs that I wrote the bass lines for and the pastor would like me to reprise them.  Which is cool.  Even if he uses all of Chuck's tracks instead of mine, it's no big deal, my voice will still be the only male voice on the recording, with the exception of one or two songs.  Either way, if our stuff gets used, my voice will be heard by a lot of people.  If it's not used, it'll just be heard by a couple of very influential people in the music industry.  Either way... very cool.

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About Shaun

Shaun is actively involved in the .Net Community in Pittsburgh, occasionally presenting at the PGH .Net User Group.  Shaun has also written several articles for AspAlliance.com.

 

Shaun is also an Elder and Minister at Family Fellowship Christian Center in Donegal, PA.  Shaun sings and occasionally plays bass guitar for the worship team.

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