Welcome to 2023,
The first release of the year comes out as a single of an EP I had the pleasure to play drums for, and engineer the recordings for the rest of the instrumentals during the pandemic.
Tracks were mixed and mastered using UA's LUNA.
Drums were tracked in a low-ceiling basement using a UA Apollo x8p with 8 channels of API Legacy strips via UNISON. Tracks were EQ'd and compressed "to tape".
- RE20 on the kick
- i5 on the snare
- 421 for toms and floor toms
- Ribbons for overheads
Guitars were recorded through an amp and DI, the same for the bass tracks with the added Darkglass B7K (main bass tone) track. 
I hope you enjoy it!

This is part of a weekend at a beach house, tracking drums and having some fun.

This is another long-distance collaboration project.

In this video, Iggor tells us more about the song "Troops Of Doom" from Sepultura's 1986 album "Morbid Visions"
Drum performance mixed by yours truly, using Universal Audio LUNA 
Enjoy!

In this video, Iggor tells us more about the conception of "Refuse/Resist"
Drum performance mixed by yours truly, using Universal Audio LUNA
Enjoy

In the third episode, I'm showing the Universal Audio's LUNA session where I re-mixed the 2007 track "Despotismo" from Brazilian band Hoje Você Morre.

In this video Iggor tells us a bit more about his experience recording the track "Kamaitachi" with the Japanese drum ensemble Kodo

Enjoy!

In this first episode, I'm showing Universal Audio's LUNA session where I re-mixed the 2004/2005 track "Imperam" from Brazilian band Automata.

This is the second video I mixed for Iggor's Youtube channel.
Enjoy it!

This song was mixed using Universal Audio's LUNA

I totally forgot to mention here that Acustica Audio featured me on one of their social media posts (Instagram and Facebook)

The song is my first mix with Universal Audio's LUNA system. Let me know your thoughts!

Another song for you

A new song for the project  

Click on the title to read about the signal chain for the recordings:

Another song for your entertainment!

A new song for the project 

Click on the title to read about the signal chain for the recordings:

A new song for the project

Click on the title to read about the signal chain for the recordings:

Switching things around a little bit for this one!

This song had a different setup:

Another one released in June 2020

A cover of Alice In Chain's "Would"
 

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics   

- PG52 on the kick   
- PG56 on the snare and toms   
- Schoeps clones as overheads   

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved, one-take type of deal. 

Enjoy

This one came out in June 2020! 

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics  

- PG52 on the kick  
- PG56 on the snare and toms  
- Schoeps clones as overheads  

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved, one-take type of deal. 

Enjoy!

There you go!

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics  

- PG52 on the kick  
- PG56 on the snare and toms  
- Schoeps clones as overheads  

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved, one-take type of deal. 

Enjoy!

Another one from May 2020!

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics 

- PG52 on the kick 
- PG56 on the snare and toms 
- Schoeps clones as overheads 

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved, one-take type of deal.

Enjoy!

This came out also in May: 

It's a cover of Helmet's "Exactly What You Wanted", one of my favourite songs of one of my favourite bands.

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics 
- PG52 on the kick 
- PG56 on the snare and toms 
- Schoeps clones as overheads 

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved in the recording. It's a one-take type of deal 

Enjoy!

I totally forgot to post this song we released this May:

Drum mics were just cheap Shure PG mics  
- PG52 on the kick  
- PG56 on the snare and toms  
- PG81 as overheads  

All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved. 
Enjoy!

Another remote session with some friends, this time playing some L7

Drum mics were just the cheap Shure PG mics as before.
- PG52 on the kick 
- PG56 on the snare and toms 
- PG81 as overheads 
All mics went into a Roland-R88 audio recorder, no computer involved. 

Enjoy!