zom-zom wrote:Internships.. good luck with that. We get tons of requests for them.My suggestion: Compose a decent letter or email if you're sending a résumé. Most of the emails I get I immediately delete as they frequently read like this actual quote:I was wondering if you have any open spots for ...

Cool, thanks a lot! I'm not actually looking to record anything at the moment in a studio, I'm actually looking for an internship at a studio that does analog. Rich Mattson from Sparta Sound told me about Mike Wisti's Albatross Studio and Tom Herbers as well, although I believe I've tried to get in ...

So I've been searching for a studio in the Twin Cities area that does at least some analog recording (even if they are primarily a digital studio) since it doesn't seem like there's a purely analog studio in the area... however it doesn't seem like a studio exists here that does at least some analog...

Regardless of payment in cheesy bread or not, if I'm just very much interested in analog recording, I can't think of a better place to do an internship than at Electrical. How does one go about getting an internship here? Just the usual cover letter and resume?

I don't believe anyone has said this yet, so I'm gonna go ahead and do so... I have one pedal - the Line 6 DL4 stompbox delay modeler. It's produced some of the most incredible sounds I've ever heard; believe me if you've never used one of these, you have NO idea what this thing is capable of. A lot...