Studio Stories: Monster Island, part 3
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Monster Island, part 3
Mike Caffrey, leader of Monster Island, talks about the live playing that breathes energy and vitality into a great recording, and some of the tools he uses to elicit a strong performance.
Mike Caffrey, leader of Monster Island, talks about the live playing that breathes energy and vitality into a great recording, and some of the tools he uses to elicit a strong performance.
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Posted by: TANVIR at September 15, 2008 11:21 PM
This is a really cool video series you guys have going here.It was cool to see Mike Caffrey talk about how he gets his drum sounds in the studio.You guys are doing an awesome thing here.
Posted by: traxxtv at November 23, 2008 07:32 PM
This was a very interesting video to watch and listen too. When I clicked on the "VIDEO" button for the first time, I thought I was going to see music videos or news clips. This was very educational and musically scientific as to what a producer has to go through to get the final sound. I know that there are many different percussion instruments with different tones. So to here someone dissect it and try to show the "layperson" how it all works.... I appreciated it. Thank you. I'll watch more of these varying perspectives.
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