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Sun Ra Arkestra, Philadelphia, June 25 2011. Audio recording: Love in Outer Space (mp3). … Continue reading
John L
Tape is a more natural way to record than digital technology. Yes, if you think that suspending a zillion little magnetic rust particles in plastic and then telling them how to line up as they get dragged past an electromagnet, … Continue reading
The TBC (To Be Continued) Brass Band at the Blue Nile in Frenchmen St, New Orleans, July 10 2011. Audio recording: Why You Worried ‘Bout Me? (mp3). ——————————————– … Continue reading
Yes, a long time between posts. Some of that time I’ve been travelling in the USA: New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta, New Orleans, Miami. I saw bands, and recorded some of them on my newly acquired Tascam DR-08. Stay tuned … Continue reading
It’s taken a while for this album to become available. Mastered at CutSnake in December 2009. Lots of history… … Continue reading
The attraction of tape and vinyl puzzles me. I’ve recorded to tape, and we had 4- and 8-track machines in the studio during the eighties. They were expensive and awkward to use. Vinyl leaves me completely cold. Tom Ellard disses … Continue reading
Now available from CDBaby. Some percussion and vocals came out of Cut Snake. … Continue reading
At Gearslutz: I wouldn’t even consider doing a joint audio project with somebody who was using windows, because they simply don’t get it, and wouldn’t be on the same wave length as I. And if I stepped into a recording … Continue reading
Finally a new studio CD from the Okapi faction. (We’re using a slightly different name this time, given the musicians involved.) We started recording this back in 2007, but put out the live CD before completing this. We’ll be giving … Continue reading
Some videos made at CutSnake will be shown by Projector Bike, an event of the Sydney Fringe Festival. … Continue reading