My Cover of Dean Lewis’s Half A Man
Okay, I am a bit late with this post… But better late than never, right? So on the 21st of October, I released Half A Man, my first song on Spotify since 2015… Yes, shocking and I am ashamed…
Recording
Recording in Paris
Back in early March I had the pleasure to meet two wonderful people, Vincent and Alicia (and Boubou). I had the pleasure to spend time in their home last week, which is such a creative and spiritual space. Recorded two…
Recording a new Sliotar album
I’m feeling a little bit rough around the edges this morning. We had an NDRC end of summer cohort dinner last night, which continued into the small hours of Saturday morning. But nothing that an avocado and egg sandwich and…
Cloud-based recording is here to stay
Save it in the cloud It is not too long ago when we were all scratching our head trying to understand the purpose of Dropbox. Cloud-based storage has become part of our everyday life by now. We store and share…
Vlog 164 My best tip for recording acoustic guitar
Once again the Wednesday vlog is a Studio vlog. But before I get to the usual stuff I talk about the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster and share with you guys my memories of that scary experience. In this…
Melosity
Ok, so many of the regular readers of my blog have heard about Melosity by now. I asked some of my followers to sing backing vocals on a song of mine through Melosity, which is a new online recording software…
Make music with me
I have an idea that I would like to share with you. On the current album there is a song, which is the tittle track of the album. It is a song that is close to my heart. I would…
Technology and the workflow
Here’s a subject I have been holding back on because it’s one of those things us musicians traditionally don’t like. I am talking about technology. And by this I am talking about many of the tools you get with your…
Quick tip 7 Recording acoustic guitar
Today’s quick tip is a small recording tip. This is how I make my acoustic guitar sound big! Use two microphones, one pointed at the neck just about where the neck meets the body, and another pointing at the body…
Recording “The Call” Part 1.
As you know, my fourth album “The Call” was released yesterday. Some of you have been asking about my recording setup, and I thought this would be as good time as any to talk about it a bit. I had…
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