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Rex plays his guitar while recording the part on the system. The part he
plays is then lopped, chopped, and mixed into the song.
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Dave warms up and gets accustomed to the style of singing, to get the full
mood and aesthetic of the song.
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Rex listens to the song to see
if the part he played was good enough. Judging by the look on his face,
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Lee Bosma sings Tonic Water from the heart - and
the gut.
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Rex strategically places and monitors Lee's voice in
the mix.
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After a strenuous day's work, Dan, Dave and Rex need to relieve some
stress by going outside to goof off.
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Rex wonders how well the sections fit together. The glory of the studio
is that it allows plenty of complex editing to take place.
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The old floating bottle trick.
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This time, things must have gone well in regards to the recording.
Apparently he
must like what he hears.
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More stress relief by being goofy.
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Another part of the song is being hacked out. Each instrument or vocal
can be played or sung at a different time, and then pieced together at the
end. |
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Neccessity is the mother of invention! This breath screen may not be the
most stylish, but it works just as well as any other.
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The "floor cam" shows Rex trying to demonstrate the feeling of passion
needed in the song.
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Ok, this stress relief thing may have gone way too far.
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Pondering thoughts...
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Yikes! Some people need to get out a little more often...
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"Say Cheeseburger!"
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