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Laundry Songs: Session #1

abel — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:32:50 +0000

Here you can see a few photographs of how we started our recording using the Casio SK-1 for click tracks to lay down the foundation for the songs we will be developing. We used our AKG C-12VR Vacuum Tube Mic run into our Millenia Stt-1 for this signal path to Pro-Tools. We found this path gave us a great recording of the full range and realistic quality we wanted to capture coming out of the built in 2" Casio speaker. As soon as we have the Casio recorded, we then will use beat detective to make our grids. As soon as the grid is in place we can start adding all the cool guitars and basses we will be recording with. There will be an exciting list of guitars and amps used as the sessions continue.

Session Notes :

Tom Peloso : Recording Artist

Abel Okugawa : Engineer

Raphael Wintersberger : Engineer

Trees On Fire Recording More Awesome Music

abel — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:31:16 +0000

Yes, the infamous Trees On Fire are back at it again. It's been a pleasure to work with them and capture their souls to Pro Tools at 88.2khz/24bit. I strongly suggest you get interested. Check out these pictures from the studio sessions.

And to top it all off, Blake's uncle and his daughter opened up a juice shop with fresh mangoes, peaches, and pineapples and more right out back!

Casa de Chihuahua Allstars

abel — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 19:39:39 +0000

Casa de Chihuahua are not stopping anytime soon. They keep coming up with amazing songs and then recording them. I can hardly believe my ears as the 1's and 0's come flying into Pro Tools . Zac Orion has a serious case of the songwritings, and Morgan has been exposed and is now becoming contagious as well. If you look at these pictures for too long, you might catch it yourself. VIVA LA CHIHUAHUA!

(They were also joined by the infamous Piggy, but the camera was nowhere to be found at that time.)