Studio Drummer Blog
Peter Erskine Tips and Stories (interview with Jake Reed)
I love this interview by Jake Reed, an ex-student of Peter’s, where Jake asks pertinent questions and lets Peter do the talking. As usual, Peter
One Singer/Songwriter’s album, from demo to Finished Recording (drummer’s perspective)
Today’s post takes the reader inside a 2015 session for an album by Melbourne -based Brent Parlane Band. Brent is a singer-songwriter well-known in Australia
Recording a band without a recording studio?
In this blog, I examine a real-life example of recording some original music with a band I was in a few years ago. We had
Real-Life Tales From The Studio (When The Unexpected Occurs)
Come with me inside actual recording sessions in this blog. I’m going to recollect a few of the moments which challenged me in some way,
Ben Todd Interviews Danny Farrugia, Gareth Thomson
If you’re looking for inspiration and tips from some of the best in the recording business, check out Ben Todd’s website (http://bentodd.com.au), and the great
Understanding the Role of the Studio Drummer
Introduction When recordings are made using a rhythm section (principally drums, bass and piano and/or guitar), that rhythm section is pivotal to its success. Vocalists
Podcast featuring Gordon Rytmeister
Gordon Rytmeister is too busy answering calls for his services to spend time on social media, so it’s great news that Brian Hayes (https://www.BrianHayes.biz.) has
Remembering Stewie Speer, Studio Drumming Pioneer
Recent posts on Facebook reminiscing about Stewart Speer have inspired this blog about him. As you can read in Stick Figures (which can be purchased
Studio Drumming Book
"Stick Figures"
7 legendary Australian studio drummers discuss their secrets to recording drums in the studio. They have recorded with international and Australian artists, as well as recorded drums on soundtracks for movies, television and commercials.