A few years ago I had the privilege of recording in a real studio with the whole nine-yards given to my kit and my playing. We were recording a solo album for a local guitarist, and friend, that we had been working on and practicing for about 6 months prior to laying everything down. This was my first official time in a real studio setting with a good producer and a group of phenomenal musicians and I think I did alright. We laid the basic tracks down in two days (bass,drums and rhythm guitars) and I used my DW Performance kit to record with. Snares were a Tama 14" x 6.5" brass and an S.L.P. G-Bubinga drum(14" x 6"). I can run down the sizes if anyone is interested. You can find the CD on Spotify and on YouTube. The style is instrumental along the lines of Joe Satriani and Steve Vai. Not sure about the exact genre, maybe neoclassical metal or just progressive metal or rock. I don't think it's really hard enough for metal though. Songs are a little repetitive without a vocalist so I will warn you. There are some interesting time sigs in there though.
Anyhow, the album is by Project Alcazar and it's titled "Chasin' VooDoo." If you're looking for something to listen to check it out. I'm just really interested in other drummers opinions of my "first time in the studio" results. Obviously try not to be mean but I can take it if you are. After all, I asked right?
Thanks!
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YouTube :
Anyhow, the album is by Project Alcazar and it's titled "Chasin' VooDoo." If you're looking for something to listen to check it out. I'm just really interested in other drummers opinions of my "first time in the studio" results. Obviously try not to be mean but I can take it if you are. After all, I asked right?
Thanks!
Spotify :
YouTube :