Hi,
Thought i would give you an update almost 1 year after my studio opened up for business, first band was recorded December 09. I guess many of you guys want to build yourself your own studio, and wonder if it is worth it. It has made a biiiig whole in my pockets, spending almost 40000$ on gear and studio construction. I've been booked about 20weeks out of the whole year, and thats pretty much what i can manage right now duo i have a part time job on the side, so it has been over my expectations
First band i recorded in the studio was Scene for Jedi, and it was the first time i recorded a band with real drums. Kind of got a bit lucky with that mix because the results where quite awesome (im still proud of that mix) And that gave me allot of work for the rest of the year (2010 that is).
I know many of you guys have allot of oppinions about peoples mixes and recordings (well daa, it is a audio forum) but what people don't realize that sit at home with Superior drums is that every project has its own problems, no project is smooth from the start to the end, so every project brings you allot of experience which is really awesome.
I've been slowly working up a reputation and i got some really great bands coming in, one is semi-famous (can't reveal it yet) and if everything falls through i think it will be really awesome, but one thing i've learned is that nothing is going to happen before the band is actually in your studio. Bands are really bad at holding there deadlines, canceling in last minute etc. Had my share of that this last year.
Don't know what to say here really, other than it is really fun to produce and record And if you want to hear out my mixes you can check out:
www.studiohaga.net
And here you have the samples:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12967127/Snares.rar
All snares are a bit processed in PT, and SSL hardware compression 3-4db GR.
Cheers / Christian
Thought i would give you an update almost 1 year after my studio opened up for business, first band was recorded December 09. I guess many of you guys want to build yourself your own studio, and wonder if it is worth it. It has made a biiiig whole in my pockets, spending almost 40000$ on gear and studio construction. I've been booked about 20weeks out of the whole year, and thats pretty much what i can manage right now duo i have a part time job on the side, so it has been over my expectations
First band i recorded in the studio was Scene for Jedi, and it was the first time i recorded a band with real drums. Kind of got a bit lucky with that mix because the results where quite awesome (im still proud of that mix) And that gave me allot of work for the rest of the year (2010 that is).
I know many of you guys have allot of oppinions about peoples mixes and recordings (well daa, it is a audio forum) but what people don't realize that sit at home with Superior drums is that every project has its own problems, no project is smooth from the start to the end, so every project brings you allot of experience which is really awesome.
I've been slowly working up a reputation and i got some really great bands coming in, one is semi-famous (can't reveal it yet) and if everything falls through i think it will be really awesome, but one thing i've learned is that nothing is going to happen before the band is actually in your studio. Bands are really bad at holding there deadlines, canceling in last minute etc. Had my share of that this last year.
Don't know what to say here really, other than it is really fun to produce and record
And if you want to hear out my mixes you can check out: www.studiohaga.net
And here you have the samples:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12967127/Snares.rar
All snares are a bit processed in PT, and SSL hardware compression 3-4db GR.
Cheers / Christian
