Don't ask.

Cheers!

http://www.gunnerfeldt.com/
Friends of mine were considering to record there but then they decided that they couldn't afford it.
There are some nice studios in Stockholm. I've sold a microphone to someone in Stockholm. He send me a link to his very professional looking studio. Of course I don't remember his name.

I AM GOING TO ASK ADAM, but first how about this, all the really good motorpyscho albums were made here it's in Norway (i know not the same) but Halden is on the border with sweden.

http://www.athleticsound.no/

I've recorded at Athletic and its a fantastic place. Halden is weird.

ianscanlon wrote:I AM GOING TO ASK ADAM, but first how about this, all the really good motorpyscho albums were made here it's in Norway (i know not the same) but Halden is on the border with sweden.

http://www.athleticsound.no/

Good call!

If it's good enough for Motorpsycho, it's probably better than bad.

I would like to record there, in an alternate universe where someone would give me money to record again. But anyway, why the studio in sweden Adam? TELL US.

ianscanlon wrote:But anyway, why the studio in sweden Adam? TELL US.

It's a long and boring story relating to boring circumstances, and sadly does not involve an alternative universe where somebody is paying for my Marshal the Champions recording in Sweden, rather than my store-room, utility room and spare bedroom, or studios 1, 2 and three as I prefer to call them.

An acquaintance has need of a brief studio stint in Sweden, but is utterly clueless as to what constitutes a good studio as opposed to, say, my studios 1, 2 and 3.

wow, i just have the main room in my studio (my bedroom) occasionally annexing the vocal booth, (toilet). You're a lucky man.

ianscanlon wrote:wow, i just have the main room in my studio (my bedroom) occasionally annexing the vocal booth, (toilet). You're a lucky man.

We professionals require the extra acoustic options offered by reflective surfaces of a Flymo and tumble dryer.

It is often erroneously reported that Led Zep's Levee drums owed their size and majesty to an expansive and expensive hall/stair location, when in reality it was a washing machine with the door open, two tool-boxes and a pile of half-empty paint-tins.

Atlantis.

-bob