Studio Recording (complex production) - Wake Up (by Denise LaNay)

Vocals are intentionally buried and textural. We don't ever want to mix this song again. While we're minimalists with our recording setup, that doesn't mean it won't take 30 parts to make a song as good as it needs to be.

Studio Recording (minimal production) - Wonderful (by Andy Ard)

This was recorded over a couple days in our studio.  Andy played the acoustic guitar and sang, then we recorded everything else on top of that.  We wanted to keep the production minimal, so the bass line took a while (since it had to melodically reflect every nuance of the song, and the song is way more intricate than it seems on first listen).

On Site Recording - Country Song (Sometimes) (by Tequila Mockingbird)

Recorded at the band's rehearsal space (offices in a La-Z-Boy warehouse).  The drummer was in a separate, windowless room and everyone was connected with headphones.  This album used every available recording track, requiring two Roland workstations to be linked.  In theory it's a straightforward hookup, but we don't recommend it unless your schedule allows sleeping in (since you'll lie awake every night gripped with the fear you didn't bump each vocal take to the next virtual track).

Live Recording - Yodelin' Rhythm & Blues (by Halden Wofford & the Hi*Beams)

Recorded live at the Skylark Lounge in Denver, CO.  Since our studio was still under construction, this was mixed and mastered in the tiny back room of a trailer.