We separated for a few days the blog.
In apologize for the absence, you do a quick summary of what happened.
We got a good point with the batteries, six out of ten. Fred, you know, is a metronome and the execution of each piece is nothing short of perfect. It 's a train that goes by fast, heavy and noisy, just like we do. Despite this, the records will take longer than expected because Paul wants Takes six or seven of the same song, all perfect and usable.
recorded for each piece we changed the sound of snare drums, cymbals and kick to give character to the songs since their skeleton and the rhythm. Paul had very clear ideas about the individual pieces. Following his directions, as nineteenth-century alchemists went crazy looking for the magic formula to forge gold. We have moved microphones, changing environments, filled and empty boxes, hanging microphones miles high, spinning forgotten, narrow and restricted a thousand times the strings, broken sticks, replaced the rods, bought back the sticks, skins changed, rewound coils (with Lu have experienced by Studer). Then we laughed and cursed a hundred times, we have been chasing noises coming from the dark, small items hidden saboteurs sometimes creak of a seat in the battery, sometimes in some kind of container or drum sticks. Sound like real investigators, we found all possible clip of this world and we put them to rest. Forever.
So we made these and a hundred other things. All that madness does not record those records, simply can not understand.
Then at the end of the evening, as befits human beings, we are back home in pieces, and the brain Fried. We found, however, that one of us is a little less human than others, or perhaps a brain that does not fry ever. Paul, once registered parties, it is usually still remain in the studio, hours and hours to select those he thinks are the best and deserve Takes to finish on the finished product. In short, a big job, really ... Thanks Paul for your professionalism, we are sure that eventually will come out a great record. I take my hat off
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