Centric Recording

I carry a lot of my mastering ethos into my work in the studio during sessions, where applicable. Its the engineering aspects that I really enjoy, while I tend to leave production to those whom I trust more with the job than myself (not to say I am adverse to production). The circuits, the mic placement, the acoustics, the patching, the ADSRs & Control Voltages, the tape reels, the psychoacoustics, the resonance of instruments, the mechanics of the emotions... those are the elements I seek for and bring out, in the sessions I'm a part of.

  • Tracking

    I really enjoy tracking and, as mentioned above, especially real, physical things. The drumset, is a particular favourite of mine to record, and there are some examples below that you can explore.

  • Engineering

    Similar to tracking, I am always happy to be a part of any project, and have been a part of, or even lead teams that run incredibly smooth and efficient sessions.

  • Mixing

    The intricacy of multitrack recording is exceptional, and it is hugely rewarding to sculpt an entirely new sound for an artist, or nail their exacting requirements to meet their own, strict & personal standards. Either way, I like to mix on a case-by-case basis, and take my time with the projects I do take on.

Work Examples

A collection of individual instruents that I tracked, that have exceptional and/or unique sound qualities.

Naming convention:
[YYMMDD]_Centric-[Inst.]Example#_[Performer]_[StageOfPrint]