st. marks & hannah brown

It was butt cold in the studio today, that is up until about 7pm when when we were about to finish. Then it finally got warm enough to tolerate. I feel sorry for the musicians when it's this cold. I do have heat it just can't compete. Ha, I'm a poet and I didn't know it.

I started recording St. Mark's youth band 1 year & 1 month ago. It was before the studio was even built. I started it on our Roland 1680 and then Will later imported it into Cubase. They are a really cool group and I've enjoyed working with them and getting to know them. They have since wanted to change some things and also a piano part was lost in the transfer. They came over this morning and finished up ( I think). Here are some pics.


Hannah Brown came in after that and we wrapped up lead vocals. I love her stuff and the mix down sounded great. This album is going to be really good... one I will listen to on my own will. We've got harmonies, a violin part, some piano, and percussion left. Sounds like a lot but I actually feel like we are about to finish up. Her stuff has a lot of production on it and has taken a lot of time but today proved worth it all. I wish I had been documenting her project as it went because it has allowed for me to work with a lot of musicians, some whom I didn't know before. Anyway, I'm beat and about to go to bed. I'm always surprised at how long I can record without getting bored or tired, although I do tend to get a little stressed out. Right Hannah?