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AWS Recording Session

I’ve been meaning to get these pics online for a while now. They were taken at the recording session we did with the Austin Wind Symphony in March. We also shot a ton of footage so we’ll do a podcast on the recording process soon.

Jerry-rigging a Decca Tree
Luke Lovett and myself Jerry-rigging a Decca Tree


The musicians begin to arrive…


I loves me some harp.

Is that a flat?
There’s little dots all over the page…

Chris Keyland hard at work
Chris Keyland hard at work

Everywhere I go... Walter is there.
Everywhere I go… Walter is there.

The Austin Wind Symphony
The Austin Wind Symphony

And here’s a little sample of the orchestra playing the theme music for the opening logo:

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  2. Jessie Hollman Says:
    November 30th, 2009 at 7:55 am

    Hi there, I’ve just now come across your site whilst I’m searching around the Internet as I’m looking for some info on electric cellos!. I think it’s a very interesting website so I bookmarked this site and will come back tomorrow to have a proper browse when I have more time.

  3. alan openshaw Says:
    February 19th, 2010 at 10:58 pm

    Think this will develop into something big as a new form of entertainment. The Orchestra provides a good dimension to the whole thing, & all very professional in the smallest detail.
    Th projectl must have taken lots of original thought, experience, co-operatiion and time.

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