gummblefish
Twitchy Wanker
I've been away from here for a while. This is mainly due to the fact that I'm working with a band (The 45's) and have been putting most of my free time into producing and engineering for them. It's been great fun and i am starting to get good results. They are really great bunch of musicians and have some great songs that i am looking forward to recording. They are from a different time and sound nothing like what is currently around Belfast. They are very 1960's inspired.
I prefer to record them live in a room, well to be honest at the minute my budget is so tight that i cant really afford to do it anywhere other than the room we are using. Its a fairly large room in a Belfast Mill. I bring Gobo's and Bass traps and the like to Dampen areas and allow for more separation.
This track is called Mother Superior, i recorded the band live whilst they were rehearsing. The Sticks and drums are fairly swamped in reverb from the PA because of spill from the drummers vocal mic (he is the backing vox) i thought it made for an interesting effect so i worked it in. There wasn't much head room for the vox because the main vocalist and the backing vox are together along with the sticks and reverb. I basically had to apply heavy Compression and eq on the mix to drag the singer out of the mud. The desk was set up for a rehearsal and as such separation was unavoidable.
I record them on to a Yamaha MD8.
This is just for fun...http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=725295&songID=5551513
I prefer to record them live in a room, well to be honest at the minute my budget is so tight that i cant really afford to do it anywhere other than the room we are using. Its a fairly large room in a Belfast Mill. I bring Gobo's and Bass traps and the like to Dampen areas and allow for more separation.
This track is called Mother Superior, i recorded the band live whilst they were rehearsing. The Sticks and drums are fairly swamped in reverb from the PA because of spill from the drummers vocal mic (he is the backing vox) i thought it made for an interesting effect so i worked it in. There wasn't much head room for the vox because the main vocalist and the backing vox are together along with the sticks and reverb. I basically had to apply heavy Compression and eq on the mix to drag the singer out of the mud. The desk was set up for a rehearsal and as such separation was unavoidable.
I record them on to a Yamaha MD8.
This is just for fun...http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=725295&songID=5551513