RTP-area local music and culture

[Anne Gomez <anne.gomez AT gmail.com>]

Jay Murphy operates out in the country in Orange County.  He has great
equipment and a lot of patience.  I can find his number and/or email
address for anyone interested.


On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 10:12:13 -0500, grady <grady AT ibiblio.org> wrote:
> I was gonna mention Rossi's studio (he's done stuff recently for The
> Nein and Erie Choir, among others) but he just did that.
> 
> There's also Nick Peterson, who used to be half of Polyphonic Audio & is
> now running Track & Field with Jon Byrd in part of the old Go Studios
> space. I dunno direct contact info but here is a thing in the Indy about
> it:  http://indyweek.com/durham/2004-09-22/durhamchapelhill.html
> 
> Nick has done good work with a lot of local indie-rock bands & I've
> heard nothing but good stuff about their new setup.
> 
> Unsolicited free advice: the more you practice & arrange ahead of time,
> the cheaper the recording gets, no matter what studio you go to.
> 
> Ross
> 
> hangintough99MAPSON AT hotmail.com wrote:
> > Anyone know a good recording studio for making demos to get gigs, and
> > that would be good enough to put on a CD release?  I'm a little out of
> > the loop as far as the scene goes around here, but I recall a place in
> > Mebane that was called, Duck-kee studios I think?  Or something like
> > that?  Are they around, and if so, are they a good option for a start
> > up band?  I just did a search on the group and a guy named "Ryan
> > Pickett" came up, and wondering if he'd be a good option.  I just need
> > something really basic.  It's just two of us right now (me on
> > guitar/singing , and my friend Lucas on drums).  Basic
> > rock/pop/soul/folk/R & B originals.  We don't have a bass player, but
> > the option to lay down a bass track on the recording would be nice.  Or
> > organ would be good to.  And we're on a budget, so discounts for
> > recording at night, or buying blocks of time, whatever, would be great.
> > Looking for good bang for the buck, but not wanting to skimp where it
> > counts.  (To quote Shaw, "Mere parsimony is not economy.")  Anyway,
> > just wondering.  Thanks to anyone offering advice!  Feel free to post
> > here or to send me an email: toddigoe
> > [ATTHERECORDINGSTUDIOTHATROCKSHARDONMYHAT] yahoo.com
> > Thank you,
> > Todd
> >
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