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October 12, 2004 San Francisco, CA
Eric Peterson has been given the green light to drive again by his doctor following his long recovery from a triple-fracture leg surgery. On tour in June, he fell down a flight of stairs resulting in the fracture that put him in the hospital in Vienna for 12 days. He spent the rest of the summer and part of the fall recuperating and in physical therapy.
Now that he is mobile, he can drive the hour + to the Testament recording studio, Driftwood Studios, and get back to working on the recording. He is in the studio 2 to 3 days a week with Chuck Billy and Paul Bostaph jamming on the songs as Chuck continues to work up more melody and lyric ideas.
In preparation for their follow up CD to the #1 Chart topper, "THE GATHERING", Eric and Chuck upgraded their hide-away studio, to include a state-of-the-art Digi-Design Pro Tools HD hard disk recording system. Chuck is quoted as saying, "We wanted to [and did] get all the bells and whistles plug-ins and hardware necessary to deliver a killer album." No doubt it will be deafening - as usual.
Currently, long-time friend, and acclaimed recording engineer and ProTools pro, Vinnie Wojno, is helping Testament test drive their newly installed system. Last week they added a newly constructed raised platform for the drum kit to better anchor a biting edge on the drum tones. Wojno set up the drum mic-ing for Lombardo on "The Gathering" and likes the new upgraded set up.
Recording Legend has it that in order to get drum ideas out of Eric Peterson's head and onto the tracks, Dave Lombardo had to duct tape his sticks into his hands for one of the more blistering outings on "The Gathering". Paul Bostaph, a metal drum legend in his own right, endorsed by Tama, steps "Into The Pit" for this new record and brings his own formidable double-kick talents to the mix.
October 12, 2004 San Francisco, CA
Eric Peterson has been given the green light to drive again by his doctor following his long recovery from a triple-fracture leg surgery. On tour in June, he fell down a flight of stairs resulting in the fracture that put him in the hospital in Vienna for 12 days. He spent the rest of the summer and part of the fall recuperating and in physical therapy.
Now that he is mobile, he can drive the hour + to the Testament recording studio, Driftwood Studios, and get back to working on the recording. He is in the studio 2 to 3 days a week with Chuck Billy and Paul Bostaph jamming on the songs as Chuck continues to work up more melody and lyric ideas.
In preparation for their follow up CD to the #1 Chart topper, "THE GATHERING", Eric and Chuck upgraded their hide-away studio, to include a state-of-the-art Digi-Design Pro Tools HD hard disk recording system. Chuck is quoted as saying, "We wanted to [and did] get all the bells and whistles plug-ins and hardware necessary to deliver a killer album." No doubt it will be deafening - as usual.
Currently, long-time friend, and acclaimed recording engineer and ProTools pro, Vinnie Wojno, is helping Testament test drive their newly installed system. Last week they added a newly constructed raised platform for the drum kit to better anchor a biting edge on the drum tones. Wojno set up the drum mic-ing for Lombardo on "The Gathering" and likes the new upgraded set up.
Recording Legend has it that in order to get drum ideas out of Eric Peterson's head and onto the tracks, Dave Lombardo had to duct tape his sticks into his hands for one of the more blistering outings on "The Gathering". Paul Bostaph, a metal drum legend in his own right, endorsed by Tama, steps "Into The Pit" for this new record and brings his own formidable double-kick talents to the mix.
i've been waiting the latest news for a long time!! thanx dude!
