Comments for Secret Alien Audio http://secretalienaudio.com Atmospheric beats and rhythms. Tue, 03 May 2011 22:26:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on DJ Hanover Fist by The Secret Alien http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/07/dj-hanover-fist/#comment-47 The Secret Alien Tue, 03 May 2011 22:26:35 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?p=28#comment-47 Right on. I need to come up and see him live soon! Right on. I need to come up and see him live soon!

]]> Comment on DJ Hanover Fist by Trevor Hirte aka Poodole http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/07/dj-hanover-fist/#comment-46 Trevor Hirte aka Poodole Tue, 03 May 2011 22:03:27 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?p=28#comment-46 We Dj together almost every night he is awesome We Dj together almost every night he is awesome

]]> Comment on About by The Secret Alien http://secretalienaudio.com/about/#comment-36 The Secret Alien Tue, 25 Jan 2011 19:01:22 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-36 Duly noted. I will look into that :) Here is where the player plays from so maybe there is better luck there? http://www.reverbnation.com/secretalienaudio Duly noted. I will look into that :)

Here is where the player plays from so maybe there is better luck there?

http://www.reverbnation.com/secretalienaudio

]]> Comment on About by Creatives Powerhouse http://secretalienaudio.com/about/#comment-35 Creatives Powerhouse Tue, 25 Jan 2011 18:56:54 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-35 It sounds like the player is a bit electro shocked. It jumped from track 1 to track 12 and it gave me no chance of grooving in between... hmm. So far I hear some tradition in the sound of track 12 with my alien ear. I wish I could hear more, but my energetic field might be affecting the play button :) spaced out alien electro synth flaneur It sounds like the player is a bit electro shocked. It jumped from track 1 to track 12 and it gave me no chance of grooving in between… hmm. So far I hear some tradition in the sound of track 12 with my alien ear. I wish I could hear more, but my energetic field might be affecting the play button :)

spaced out alien
electro synth flaneur

]]> Comment on Candy for your ears! by The Secret Alien http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/11/candy-for-your-ears/#comment-26 The Secret Alien Sun, 14 Nov 2010 17:57:25 +0000 http://secretalienaudio.com/?p=60#comment-26 Your welcome! The pleasure is all mine :) Your welcome! The pleasure is all mine :)

]]> Comment on Candy for your ears! by Andrea marshall http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/11/candy-for-your-ears/#comment-25 Andrea marshall Sun, 14 Nov 2010 17:50:35 +0000 http://secretalienaudio.com/?p=60#comment-25 wow,, how cool are you,,, thanks so much,, eee buzzing now,, love u,,, x Andrea x (Dre x) wow,, how cool are you,,, thanks so much,, eee buzzing now,, love u,,, x Andrea x (Dre x)

]]> Comment on About by Dave http://secretalienaudio.com/about/#comment-19 Dave Tue, 12 Oct 2010 18:43:34 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-19 10/11/10 Received the CD "Transmissions " today at 10:00 am. Will give a listen at lunch. Its here!!!!!! Delivered by the man himself, plus the 3rd copy of the first 15 signed by you know who. 10/11/10
Received the CD “Transmissions ” today at 10:00 am. Will give a listen at lunch. Its here!!!!!! Delivered by the man himself, plus the 3rd copy of the first 15 signed by you know who.

]]> Comment on The Mastering Process by Silkenvoice http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/07/mastering-process/#comment-11 Silkenvoice Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:38:21 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?p=19#comment-11 Last year, I set myself a goal of having my album submitted to CD Baby by Sept 1. I beat the goal with the use of something I learned in college, called "back-timing." You work backwards from the goal date, determining what the steps are that need to be accomplished and the amount of time it will take to accomplish that goal. Example: Sept 1: CD Baby receives master CD. Aug 25: Mail out Master Aug 22: Burn Master Aug 20: Finalize track order. Aug 1: Ask friends for feedback on tracks: quality, production, order. July 31: Production cut-off for tracks. Hope this helps :) Last year, I set myself a goal of having my album submitted to CD Baby by Sept 1. I beat the goal with the use of something I learned in college, called “back-timing.” You work backwards from the goal date, determining what the steps are that need to be accomplished and the amount of time it will take to accomplish that goal.
Example:
Sept 1: CD Baby receives master CD.
Aug 25: Mail out Master
Aug 22: Burn Master
Aug 20: Finalize track order.
Aug 1: Ask friends for feedback on tracks: quality, production, order.
July 31: Production cut-off for tracks.

Hope this helps :)

]]> Comment on The Mastering Process by The Secret Alien http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/07/mastering-process/#comment-10 The Secret Alien Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:52:29 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?p=19#comment-10 Sigh... You are right of course! The first comment too! ;) Thank you for that little pep talk. I guess I know what I am doing the next few weeks. LOL Sigh… You are right of course! The first comment too! ;)

Thank you for that little pep talk. I guess I know what I am doing the next few weeks. LOL

]]> Comment on The Mastering Process by Silkenvoice http://secretalienaudio.com/2010/07/mastering-process/#comment-9 Silkenvoice Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:24:38 +0000 http://secretalien.com/blog/?p=19#comment-9 Stop procrastinating. Cut yourself off from making changes to your album line-up. Additional inspiration can be slated for your next production. To do anything else is self-sabotage. Artists are rarely ever happy with end-results, and in their endless polishing of their work, allow the uber-critical little voices in their heads to condemn them to obscurity. Go for it. Do it. I've made $1500 off my album in the past 9 months. Not great, but nothing to sneeze at, and it never would have happened if I hadn't had the discipline to stick to my plan and actually get the darned thing submitted. Good luck! Stop procrastinating. Cut yourself off from making changes to your album line-up. Additional inspiration can be slated for your next production. To do anything else is self-sabotage. Artists are rarely ever happy with end-results, and in their endless polishing of their work, allow the uber-critical little voices in their heads to condemn them to obscurity. Go for it. Do it. I’ve made $1500 off my album in the past 9 months. Not great, but nothing to sneeze at, and it never would have happened if I hadn’t had the discipline to stick to my plan and actually get the darned thing submitted. Good luck!

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