Triumph drummers amazing recording studio/empire

[t-rave]

http://www.metalworksstudios.com/ps-metalworks-studios-oct08.pdf

 

[lolzgreg]

Looks real nice. I always get so jealous when I see huge live rooms.

 

[Jind]

Gil Moore and Triumph - God did I love "Thunder Seven" and "Never Surrender". Rik Emmett, Mike Levine, and Gil were one of those great power trios from back in the 70's and 80's. Rush, EL&P, hell even Motorhead - It still amazes me what with the power and the sound that three musician's can pull off by themselves - I've seen all of those power trios (well, Motorhead was a foursome when I saw them live) and while Rush are still my all-time favorites, they were all amazing.

 

[SteelRat]

It's tough to beat the cool songs and great dynamics Triumph had...there's still so much to listen to with the songs, like Blinding Light Show...

Great band

 

[AudioGeekZine]

when you work there it doesn't look so shiny.

That cover picture with Gian Carlo in the back is so fucked. He looks like a 12 year old white kid that got a bunch of bee stings.

Studio 1 sounds great.

 

[jet_dry]

A buddy of mine went to the school there. He got to record my band for his end of the year thing. We got the coveted 4am-8am recording slot. Final results weren't great, but it was damn cool to sit in those rooms and see all those records on the walls.

 

[Matula]

The very first cover we did with my very first band was "Lay It On The Line" from "Just a Game". This guys where the technology-less Rush from Canada. Must be the cold there.

 

[Matula]

By the way, this Thursaday 12, Saga is playing here (Venezuela). This was the first band I ever saw at a big live concert back in 94. Can't be there this time, I'm all bucked till December 26.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

A buddy of mine went to the school there. He got to record my band for his end of the year thing. We got the coveted 4am-8am recording slot. Final results weren't great, but it was damn cool to sit in those rooms and see all those records on the walls.

Interesting.
I went there too, then interned. My final project had the 4am slot too.

Where are you from?

 

[jet_dry]

I'm from North Bay, about 3-3:30hrs north. I'm pretty sure that this happened two years ago.

 

[t-rave]

AudioGeek,

was the schooling a positive experience? What did you study?

 

[AudioGeekZine]

Was a 1 year Audio Engineering and Music Production course. 1,000 hours for $20,000.
It was good, confirmed that I should be a recording/mixing engineer. My class started with 30 day + 20 night class, ended with about 12 graduates.

It's not for everyone.

If I were in a band and I wanted to know how to record my demo, I wouldn't get into a school like that.

An alternate would be: http://www.homestudiocorner.com/production-club/ which is inexpensive and still teaches you a lot.

 

[Jind]

By the way, this Thursaday 12, Saga is playing here (Venezuela). This was the first band I ever saw at a big live concert back in 94. Can't be there this time, I'm all bucked till December 26.

Three words - Saga is awesome!!!!