NINa: You own Hyperthreat Sound
- a professional recording studio in Denver, CO. Nevertheless, you've
decided to travel to NYC and then Vancouver to seek other professionals’
(Ten Jenson's and Randy Staub's, respectively) experience on the matter
of mastering and production. Was it a smooth cooperation? What
technical and interpersonal requirements did you have? Finally, what new
things have you learned in the process?
One of my engineers suggest Randy Staub,
and when I looked up his discography, I noticed he had mixed one of my
favorite records. Evanescence latest release, was one of my musical
addictions. I worked out to it every day for a year, and I am madly in
love with that production. So it was a no brainer that I wanted Randy to
mix the record. I had my lawyer contact him to see if it was even
within the scope of my budget and if he would be interested. Randy only
works on independent projects he personally likes, so when we got the
thumbs up, I was very excited.
Full interview at http://industrialrock.net/php-files_en/articles.php?article_id=567
Interview by Fabryka Music Magazine