Interview with Brian Rose #1
N: You've just finished a long day of recording electric guitars, how are you feeling?
B: I'm feeling tired, I've been tired for a like few hours now. I'm definitely like several hours, um, steps behind where I should be going to sleep...
N: That's what our band is about, right?
B: Actually yeah, that's right, I kind of forgot about that part, the whole Wrong Side of Dawn thing... I mean, I would be staying up until morning if that were true.
N: That's true, thank god we are not there yet.
B: Yeah, I mean, I feel really good with what I recorded, I'm kind of disappointed we didn't get through every single song today. But that might have been a little overambitious.
N: What was the favorite thing you recorded today?
B: Definitely the ending solo for Out of Time. We spent a lot of time on the feedback afterwards, which actually I think we need to kind of hold back on that with the mixing so that it doesn't overshadow the song or anything like that. It's supposed to be that it comes in for 10 seconds and then goes away. The actual solo itself, I was really glad how that went. I basically got it in one take, had to punch in just a couple of parts. I'm really glad I got the "Slash" Les Paul, it worked really well for that solo. I think it sounds really intense, and once we get other things like the vocal harmonies and stuff in there, that's going to be a good climax to that song. I've definitely really been looking forward to that particular one minute of this album, and it's gone well so far.
Interview with Brian Rose #1
N: You've just finished a long day of recording electric guitars, how are you feeling?
B: I'm feeling tired, I've been tired for a like few hours now. I'm definitely like several hours, um, steps behind where I should be going to sleep...
N: That's what our band is about, right?
B: Actually yeah, that's right, I kind of forgot about that part, the whole Wrong Side of Dawn thing... I mean, I would be staying up until morning if that were true.
N: That's true, thank god we are not there yet.
B: Yeah, I mean, I feel really good with what I recorded, I'm kind of disappointed we didn't get through every single song today. But that might have been a little overambitious.
N: What was the favorite thing you recorded today?
B: Definitely the ending solo for Out of Time. We spent a lot of time on the feedback afterwards, which actually I think we need to kind of hold back on that with the mixing so that it doesn't overshadow the song or anything like that. It's supposed to be that it comes in for 10 seconds and then goes away. The actual solo itself, I was really glad how that went. I basically got it in one take, had to punch in just a couple of parts. I'm really glad I got the "Slash" Les Paul, it worked really well for that solo. I think it sounds really intense, and once we get other things like the vocal harmonies and stuff in there, that's going to be a good climax to that song. I've definitely really been looking forward to that particular one minute of this album, and it's gone well so far.