I know this is a broad question, but most of my music has at least 4-6
instruments, when counting multiple guitars, keyboard, bass, drums, and
whatever else I have kicking around the room..

But I'm working on a song that really JUST calls for one guitar track, one
bass track, and a drum track.

So do any of you have any recommendations on how to fill up the audio
spectrum with this? I've been listening to some Police for inspiration, but
I thought I'd ask you folks also.

gracias.... and by the way, if you'd like to listen to my music, visit my
website, www.guestroomproject.com. If you send an e-mail to the CONTACT ME
on the website, I'll send you a free CD (no strings attached, not even
shipping) when it's done. Good stuff, promise!

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- Jonathan

NEWLY UPDATED (10-8-04) with THREE new songs!
Go to http://www.guestroomproject.com/ to
hear some music from my upcoming solo album,
the Guestroom Project. I play all the instruments.

"£ Î Z @ R Ð" wrote in message ...
I know this is a broad question, but most of my music has at least 4-6
instruments, when counting multiple guitars, keyboard, bass, drums, and
whatever else I have kicking around the room..

But I'm working on a song that really JUST calls for one guitar track, one
bass track, and a drum track.

So do any of you have any recommendations on how to fill up the audio
spectrum with this? I've been listening to some Police for inspiration, but
I thought I'd ask you folks also.

gracias.... and by the way, if you'd like to listen to my music, visit my
website, www.guestroomproject.com. If you send an e-mail to the CONTACT ME
on the website, I'll send you a free CD (no strings attached, not even
shipping) when it's done. Good stuff, promise!


Try filling it with S P A C E.