Well it's much appreciated Lawry...seriously./<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/Quote from lawry on June 8, 2014, 18:54
Thanks, but too late. And for the record (pun intended) it's worth every cent./<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/Quote from bargeloobs on June 8, 2014, 17:59
Don't do that, throw me your address (sodacupkiller69@gmail.com) and I'll send you out a CD.
I wrote it all (bar the covers) then just assembled musos I knew and some I didn't to help finish stuff off (mainly on vocals coz I'm a shit singer)
Anyway, it's a cool album, man, and it's nice to listen to indie stuff like this.
So where do you record?
Cheers.
To answer your question I do 99% of my recording at my battlestation at home (pictured below) going through a little M-Audio interface into Pro-Tools.
Also me old mate (he's a live sound engineer) out the road has a wicked treated space and I talked him into putting in a control room a little while back so between us both we can do pretty much anything.
He's got a big room which is great for rehearsals or tracking drums and a smaller treated room on the far wall (you can see the rectangular window in the fourth pic) which is absolutely perfect for vocals, not to mention he's got a shit ton of dynamic and condenser mics for every type of application.