recording

My recording career started early in my childhood. My Grandmom used to turn on her small cassette recorder and tape me singing songs about my ABC's. Once I hit 10th grade, I decided it would be beneficial to get some real gear. I started with a MD 4-track and a dynamic microphone, and ever since, I've been trying to find more and more space to hide all the gear I've collected.

I have had the experience of recording in all sorts of environments under all sorts of limitations from soloists, chamber groups, jazz groups, rock bands, wind ensembles, large vocal ensembles, to full scale multitracking of the outdoor main stage performances at NewSong Festival.

I can easily record 10(24bit/96kHz) tracks simultaneously into a stable DAW via a mobile rig. I have a modest microphone collection consisting of some choice pieces and some basic "work-horses." It's not necessary for me to go into details here, but if you are curious about my engineering/mixing/recording techniques, you are encouraged to read about my clients.