Ryan Valotta continuing to work on his originals.
Continuation from 8/23 session into 9/20 and 9/24/2015 …
Beginning tracks done for Matthias Bell.
M•Audio Keystation Pro-88 (Pro Tools Mini Grand)
Shure SM7B – Vox
Follow up session with Brian Bortnick adding acoustic.
Xtension Party
Xtension Party began working on their new CD by cutting 8 songs live in the studio today.
Tommy Conwell
Tommy Conwell came in to record the anthem for Wing Bowl 2015.
https://wombatstudio.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/20141231-TommyConwell-WingBowl-PT11-WL8.5M-S011-Gtr1.mp3
Input list
Drums: Bob Pirylis, Jr.
SubKick: Wombat
Kick: Shure Beta-52
Snare Top: Shure SM-57
Snare Bottom: Shure SM-57
Rack Tom: Sennheiser 421
Floor Tom: Sennheiser 421
Hat: Shure SM-81
OH Left: MXL 2001
OH Right: MXL 2001
Ride: MXL 603
Room: dbx RTA
Bass: Michael Vlaanderen
Fender Jazz: Whirlwind IMP2
Guitar/Vocals: Tommy Conwell
Gibson Les Paul Custom: Shure SM-57
Gibson Les Paul Custom: Sennheiser 421
Fender Telecaster: Shure SM-57
Fender Telecaster: Sennheiser 421
Vocals: Shure SM7b
Vocals: Brian Quinn
Vocals: Shure SM7b
Ever/After
On Saturday, July 19th, 2014 Infamous Philly Drummer Jim Drnec came in to lay drum tracks on the first 3 new Ever/After tunes for their second CD.
Check out this video from the session.
Input List:
SubKick: homemade (6.5″ speaker)
Kick: AKG D112
Snare Top: Shure SM57
Snare Bottom: Shure SM57
Rack 1: Sennheiser E604
Rack 2: Sennheiser MD421II
Floor 1: Sennheiser MD421II
Floor 2: Sennheiser MD421II
Hat: Shure SM81
LOH: MXL2001
ROH: MXL2001
Ride: MXL603
Room: dbx RTA
So there’s been a lot of talk about web sites lately that I decided it was my turn. I developed the last site from scratch creating my own theme, but this time I decided to let other people do the work for me.
Continue reading Website Update →
Kharma Train got a new drummer (not the one in this picture) and wanted to run off more songs for their promo demo. About 3 hours and 26 songs later … The band was recorded live.
Continue reading Kharma Train Round 2 →
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