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Risen
While going through old recordings from the way back machine, I stumbled upon these tracks from my old high school band. After receiving my first 4-track cassette recorder in 1994 (which I still have and still works), we spent the following two years doing countless recording sessions, with the last one being Christmas of 1996. We did a lot of recordings, but this is the best 13. The recording process consisted of us cutting the tracks individually to isolate each instrument, as in most recordings. Drums first, bass, guitar, then vocals, and then the next day, with rested ears, I would mix it down. To capture the drums, we rented a PA system with studio-quality drum microphones capturing the best sound possible and then squashing the whole kit into one Mono (not stereo) track. Remember, we only had 4-tracks to work with, and it was before digital, and the media was an analog cassette tape. After getting the drums down, I would cut my bass tracks. Using an Ampeg combo with a 1