Drums, bass, and pedal steel. Available on Bandcamp. … Continue reading
Category Archives: Recording
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
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
This Chinese ribbon mic comes in various colours under various names. Here in Australia it’s available as part of the Legacy brand. The Legacy variation isn’t listed at recording hacks, but a bunch of other re-brandings are. I got one … Continue reading
The studio album we’ve been working on since finishing Haram Homebrew will be called Plenty. Should be out this year, but in the meantime, here’s the single at CDBaby: Age of Plenty. … Continue reading
Here’s a song from our semi-acoustic side project, Kizungu 3. Nhemamusasa -Kizungu 3 A Zimbabwean mbira song we learnt from Noble Mashawa, with a local lyrical twist. … Continue reading