Post by crawlingimposter on May 25, 2024 6:10:52 GMT
This is TMV's earliest session with Blake Fleming on drums.
01. Roulette Dares (6:14)
02. Cicatrix (4:01)
Link
Quotes from Alex Newport (producer of Tremulant):
"* This demo was recorded at Mad Dog Studio, Burbank, CA (same place where Landscape Tantrums and the 2004 overdubs for A Manual Dexterity were recorded) and wasn't supposed to be a demo, but a proper release. It was recorded on analog tape and shelved after Blake was fired (around August).
* The 2001 sessions for Omar's "A Manual Dexterity" happened "days after this session" and that "they were quicker, less complex. I had a lot less input on those sessions as Omar had a vision for what he wanted to do and was really the producer for those sessions, with me as engineer. I worked on maybe 3-5 songs over 2-3 days, and I didn’t do the mixing just the recording."
* Tremulant was recorded at The Compound in Long Beach (called Tone Collector at the time) before the first TMV tour (October) and was supposed to be a demo, but they liked how it turned out and decided to do a proper mix of it (at LAFX in Burbank on their API console in December). "I remember Omar asking why I was spending time working on the sounds just for a demo, and I commented that you never know what might happen to the tracks…""
01. Roulette Dares (6:14)
02. Cicatrix (4:01)
Link
Quotes from Alex Newport (producer of Tremulant):
"* This demo was recorded at Mad Dog Studio, Burbank, CA (same place where Landscape Tantrums and the 2004 overdubs for A Manual Dexterity were recorded) and wasn't supposed to be a demo, but a proper release. It was recorded on analog tape and shelved after Blake was fired (around August).
* The 2001 sessions for Omar's "A Manual Dexterity" happened "days after this session" and that "they were quicker, less complex. I had a lot less input on those sessions as Omar had a vision for what he wanted to do and was really the producer for those sessions, with me as engineer. I worked on maybe 3-5 songs over 2-3 days, and I didn’t do the mixing just the recording."
* Tremulant was recorded at The Compound in Long Beach (called Tone Collector at the time) before the first TMV tour (October) and was supposed to be a demo, but they liked how it turned out and decided to do a proper mix of it (at LAFX in Burbank on their API console in December). "I remember Omar asking why I was spending time working on the sounds just for a demo, and I commented that you never know what might happen to the tracks…""