Friday, January 29, 2010
Modular Mischief
YouTube via RothHandle
"Its been a really busy week at the studio and it doesnt look like its letting up for a while...On Monday and tuesday Ludvig Andersson and Mats Lundgren (of Pineforest Crunch fame) was in the studio doing some treatments and abstract overdubs to their upcoming album. They dont have a band name yet but the album is almost finished so it could turn very interesting very fast.
On Wednesday I worked with Andreas Morland working on the track All the time. We swapped Mellotron sounds from the standard Cello to the Gino Vanelli strings and also recorded a sort of ambient Xylophone line using the Tenori-on.
On thursday I did some further editing on the Andreas stuff as well as preparing the Akaba track So Easy for mix. While reloading some files I had some fun with the modular system.
Today (as in Friday) Ill be recording with Fredrik Klingwall.
This film was recorded at Roth Händle studios. The studio is located in Sundbyberg just outside of Stockholm, Sweden. This is where I record and produce bands, artists and albums. If you are interested in finding out more about the studio please visit www.roth-handle.nu"
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