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[Shaki]

We're looking to get 3 or 4 songs down in a decent demo and was wondering where people would recommend to go for this. We're looking for that "live" sound and to record over the course of a couple of days. We've got a reasonable handsome sum of cash saved up. Any advice appreciated and if you can provide a link to some example recordings that would be great. I'm sure there are similar threads but I want fresh advice, directed at me, personally.

Edit - we'd be willing to travel within Scotland.

Cheers

Shaki

[Steven Milne]

i think you guys would get a good recording from steve stanley.

he did our ep3.we did it live as a band with keyboards and vocals overdubbed later on.So you get a live sound from the band and then as much takes at the vocals as you need.

you guys would get a really good sound from him i think, plus hes reasonably priced.Only thing is I thnk hes quite a busy boy.

[Shaki]

Originally Posted by Steven Milne

i think you guys would get a good recording from steve stanley.

he did our ep3.we did it live as a band with keyboards and vocals overdubbed later on.So you get a live sound from the band and then as much takes at the vocals as you need.

you guys would get a really good sound from him i think, plus hes reasonably priced.Only thing is I thnk hes quite a busy boy.

Cheers Steve. I'll get in touch with him. Erm, will we just tell him to invoice our accountant and holder of funds Mr. S. Milne?! ;-)

More suggestions welcome.

[texjamm]

I would highly recommend Neil at The Mill Recording Studios, Banchory. We did a 4 track CD there and I'm well chuffed with it!!!!

[black_matter]

were going to exile studios soon. From what i've heard its a good place.

[stuartmaxwell]

either the mill or robin sutherland in dundee

[Sam L4]

Paul and Steve from Stanley will do you a sterling job.