Bloomington High School North, Nikean, 2007, Page 8

Description:	mm^msPeers play rockWhen juniors Tommy Whiteman and IanOttinger started a band at Tri-North, littledid they know their band, Vinyl, wouldbecome locally popular with their ownNorth Students Recording Demo CDS recording studio and a demo CD.When the boys entered high school theythought it was time to start recording.Our dads helped make our recording studio, Whiteman said.The studio, located in his garage, contains equipment such as microphones and a mixing board.It took three weeks to get (the songs) perfect, but during our next performance at Rhinos, we soldout of CDs, Whiteman said.Also, last year, during Battle of the Bands hosted by Rhinos, Vinvl won the popular vote.Our master copy is finished so these CDs are the originals, Whiteman said. Vinyl continues towrite music with bassist junior Miles Halstead in hopes of recording more soon. , j . KamenJunior Sebastian Cunninghamyells and plays his guitarwhile practicing with hisband, Mortua. Cunninghamsings in Advanced ShowChoir and is a self taughtguitarist of three years.Junior Tommy Whitemanpractices with junior IanOttinger at the Purdue JazzFestival on Jan. 20. TheirCombo won first place in theircompetion room.Focused onfun in rockJunior Ian Ottinger plarock band, Vinyl, du»practice. Ottingeqoriginal memplaying wi\|\|eighth gSIts a good way to hangout and jam around.-junior Steven AlwineSometimes makingmoney. -senior DavidFischer8 Music
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Collection:	Bloomington High School North

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