MOTM

I am not sure if this is what Paul was talking about a week past, but
here it goes.

As far as I know this is the first national release of an album using
MOTM units.  

Riley Armstrong on Flickerrecords.com.  

Riley is a great guy from Vancouver B.C.- kinda eclectic folk music
if you will.  We spent around a month recording and arranging the
album.  He already had some material recorded in Vancouver, so we
added to that and recorded 6 new songs.   Riley played just about
evertything except the drums and some perc.  - Gtrs, piano, banjo,
wurly, rhodes, almost all the voclas, and misc noise makers
(attempted 'scratching') samples etc..  I had just started getting
into the MOTM stuff, so the main pieces used were the 120 and the
420's.  Other apperances include Sherman Filterbank, System 100M,
Wave XT, Pro-1, and an Expander.  

The album was recorded on analogue tape, at a studio called The
Castle in Franklin TN.  It was also mixed there on the SSL 4000 G+ -
not by me. 

The next project for Flicker will have a full MOTM synth on
it...coming in late fall or early winter. 


You can visit Riley or the record company at:

www.rileyarmstrong.com
www.flickerrecords.com

If anyone has questions or comments on the modules and 'studio' use
or whatever, feel free to email me - or discuss it here.  I know Paul
wanted to get more 'producer' speak going on.  


aaron

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