Silent T Studios
Newsletter
February 2004
Feb 13
Rob and Freedom on a short concert tour in Arizona. They have completed there
mastering on their newest CD and will now be working on the graphics.
Joules dropped by and got a copy of a live recording that Rob did of her
in Oregon. She slept in the living room wrapped in Freedom's buffalo hide
while I mixed her songs to CD. She is animated in concert. She may be doing
some mastering here at Silent T.
Andie is busy with Final Cut Pro and off to a running start on her new program.
I can hardly wait to see the films she will put together.
Feb 6
Jim, Mike and I have been having vocal rehearsals for band shows. We are
laughing a lot and can see we need to do the tighten up and make the vocals
strong. I asked Andie and Sarah last night if they would be interested in
doing some back up vocals. They said yes. That will be fun. We will be trying
out some new people for keyboards and lead instrument. I need that hand percussion
as well. The band is growing in my mind be the minute.
- Freedom and
Rob are still in Oregon and may be back soon. I heard their concerts went
great. I am still looking forward to sitting down and hearing the CD. I have
to say I am sad that Josh's solo was cut from Bloom. I felt the solo was
Epic and really gave the song a deeper dimension. Still the whole list of
songs is profound and Spirit produced.
- Feb 1
In the old school style Freedom has come and gone from town without the opportunity
to visit with him. I am looking forward to hearing the mastered tracks from
the CD and so happy that many of the tracks recorded at Silent T are going
to be on the final album.
- Andie is breaking
in Final Cut Pro and I am excited to see what she will do with her new editing
toys. We will be streaming video before long.
We are doing a lot of our recording on PC now using Nuendo
software. It is not nearly as user friendly as Mark of the Unicorn's Digital
Performer, but it sure sounds incredible. We are also running Nuendo on the
Mac's. We are continuously upgrading equipment and I am very proud to introduce
musicians to our recording space. Small and capable and Spirit operated.
That is the big thing to me, it feels good in the studio, That means a lot.
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- We are getting some
amazing sounds out of the studio. The new Apogee Rosette is a fine addition.
There is so much warmth in the recordings. I can hardly wait to start doing
some of my own material. Any time now.
- This
month projects include
Bill Spies:
Bill's project is good for the soul. His lyrics are so keen on being aware
of the moments in life (where we all live) and on having that Spiritual connection.
We had a great session with Rob at the console on Wednesday and hope to bring
Mish Israel to play some flute on the song, Today.
Rejoice Israel: Rejoice has finally begun making music at Silent T
and I am so happy for that. She has such a lovely voice and her songs are
strong too. It will be good to get her CD complete and see her out performing
in the area.
- Casey
Garland:
Casey and I are going to be getting together on at least a weekly basis and
get fired up to move forward with his project. He may do a turn about when
he sees and hears what is going on at Silent T.
- Johnny
Suede:
Josh's stage name. Josh is working on several new songs and we are tracking
them to mini disc to prepare for recording his instrumental CD. He is sounding
so mature in his playing.
- Sarah
Murat:
- We
still need to wrap up the songs Sarah is sending to Japan for an artist there
to perform. My hope is that will happen this month.
- Performances
I
will not be at Provinces
the third weekend of February
Watch the schedule for Cafe de Paris too see
if I will continue to play 7-9 on Friday and Saturday evenings. The cafe
is at 109 Main Street in downtown Edmonds on the right, just before the ferry.
Reservations are recommended but not necessary. This
is a nonsmoking restaurant.
425-771-2350
I
will also be playing at the Bellingham Covenant Church every other Sunday
evening for a few months from 6:30 to 7:30 for an evening of worship and
meditation and prayer.
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Thank You
To my wife, Andie for all her love and support on every level. There
would be no Silent T without her. To the musicians who bless us with their
spirits and talents and bring the joy of music into our home. To God for
looking out for and watching over us and giving us patience to take on all
that life throws our way. To all of you who listen and care about the music
we make. To all the people we love out there, ones we see and ones we don't
see. God bless you.
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