So I've decided to put my music up under one project. I guess It's time to assemble what could be a record of misc. recordings and songs from over the years. I just got an alesis Quadraverb 2 to run the effects loop of my 4 track through, and did a quick mixdown of a track that's kinda still in the works. I'm thinking I'll add a table harp.
Take one four
I'll unearth all of my recordings and works to post to the new project site.
Maybe I can use some of these songs to play acoustically at local venues for fun.
From now on you will know me as the:
Stranger in the Alps
Take one four
I'll unearth all of my recordings and works to post to the new project site.
Maybe I can use some of these songs to play acoustically at local venues for fun.
From now on you will know me as the:
Stranger in the Alps
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The space is pretty incredible. It was built in the 70's for a studio called Zenith/DB. In the late 80's through the 90's Columbia College used it as their facility for the audio department. He and I both teach recording there and he was the College's studio manager. When they moved out last summer, he took over the space. It's over 9000 sq feet and has 8 rooms. Right now, just the big live room and one of the mix rooms is up and running. They put in a Calrec for another mix room, but it's not all put together yet, and are almost done with a V/O Pro Tools mix room.
I've wroked in jingles and now I do post production but am going for a job at the public radio station WBEZ to run their recording studio. One of my best friends I grew up with works there so I think I have a good shot. Anyway, as a result I work with bands once a month. But, I only work with friends or music I like so it's kind of ideal. Steady work during the week, rock sessions that I enjoy on the weekends.
I'm sure you haven't heard of any of the bands I've worked with. Though the studio owner has worked with The Redwalls (used to be the Pages), Andrew Bird, some of the guys from Wilco and a whole list of others.
The project I am on now is a band called Indian. They are a sludge/stoner rock band. They use a standard tuning but from B instead of E. We tracked two weeks ago, are suppossed to do some PT editing today, and mixing next month. 6 songs, 4 reels, 52 minutes. 9.72 gb's once we transferred into PT.
The two previous projects I did are Arks which can be heard here http://www.margomitchell.com/arks/music.htm and was finished in December and Dolorous Canter which can be heard here http://www.desensei.net/absenter/music/DolorousCanter_Policy.mp3 , though it was recorded at a different studio I used to work out of and over a year ago. It's not the most recent project we did together. They haven't realeased that stuff yet.
There's three pages of pictures of the studio at http://grahamhick.com/
I have a home setup for my own stuff, but that consists of a Digi 001, a G4, Soft Sample Cell, Reason, a MIDI keyboard, a bass, a guitar, a Pod, a Distressor and an sm57. I've never been into buying gear if I'm just freelancing because I figure I can always beg, borrow, or steal whatever I need.
Whew! That's the scoop. I realized after posting in the group that I might sound like I was bragging. I'm not, I'm just lucky to have access to this space and gear. Anyone is free to book the studio, though not everyone will get the rate I get.
What have you worked on?