Hiram has been working on some new tunes for awhile and he just released a music video of an early version of one of them. You can view “Hold Me” in the clip below. Let us know what you think!
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Hiram Ring working on a new album!
In Singapore, Hiram is hard at work in his PhD program, but is also managing to find time to do some recording. He recently started working with SoundFarm recording studio to track guitar and vocals. Here is some video of a recent trip to the studio, with a short preview of one of the songs he is working on for a new album (or two).
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How to record from Garageband to Ableton Live and back
Over in Singapore, Hiram’s been getting into midi sounds. Here’s a tutorial he put together on how to record between Garageband and Live:
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More Recording
Hiram and Matthew Monticchio recently recorded with their friend Dan Kirby for the upcoming album of sacred music tentatively titled ’12 Gates’. This will be the first album of twelve songs intended for churches and individuals to use as a liturgical element throughout the year, based on the ancient church calendar. This album will be available digitally in early 2010. The second album of twelve songs will be titled ’12 Pearls’, and will be released with the first as a physical album of 24 tracks toward the end of 2010. We will keep you posted on developments here – for now you can take a look at the video below for a sneak preview of some of the songs.
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Free Christmas MP3 – this week only!
[EDIT: the Christmas giveaway has ended, but stay tuned for more gifts this holiday season]
Hiram is giving away a Christmas song this holiday season! Check out his blog for more info: http://themadafrican.blogspot.com
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Forgotten Genre Productions
Tony (Anthony) Guyer is the owner and operator of Forgotten Genre Productions, a skilled recording and mixing engineer with years of experience in live sound and road management. He grew up in the Lancaster area but spent a significant amount of time in Papua New Guinea, where his parents work for Wycliffe Bible Translators.
Early in his life Tony was involved in live sound productions for local Lancaster bands (Rainchildren, Jawbone Hill) and then took a series of jobs working on tours for Nashville-based acts such as The Waiting, The Normals, Big Tent Revival, and Sixpence None the Richer, for whom he worked as Road Manager.
We met Tony when he had moved back to the area and began working with Hiram Ring in 2006 to record an EP. Tony currently records/mixes local musicians/bands, works in pro-audio sales for Guitar Center, and keeps a blog (http://www.forgottengenre.com) where he catalogs and comments on current trends in recording, shares thoughts on culture, and touches on music-related topics. His advice, knowledge and abilities have been invaluable over the last few years.
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