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Petri Lindström Project – Hail To Sabbath Released

About Hail to Sabbath according to Lindström:
I wanted to pay tribute to what I consider to be one of the world’s greatest rock bands. I have been influenced by the music of Black Sabbath since I first heard them at a very young age, so it was with this in mind, that I would record my first solo album as a tribute to Black Sabbath. However this is not an album of Black Sabbath cover songs, it is simply a tribute to a band that created a sound that inspired me as a musician. All the six compositions on the album are original and will feature various special guest.

credits

released August 12, 2016

Petri ‘Lemmy’ Lindström: Guitars, Bass & Keyboards

Special Guests:
Blake Carpenter: Vocals
Juha-Matti Koppelomäki: Solo Guitar,
Janne Ahonen: Drums

Music by Petri ‘Lemmy’ Lindström
Lyrics by Blake Carpenter

Engineering, Mixing and Mastering by Juha-Matti Koppelomäki at Werihukka Recording Studio. Finland
Produced by Petri ‘Lemmy’ Lindström and Juha-Matti Koppelomäki

Links
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/Petri-Lindström-Project-833180153417036/
MRR Profile Page:
mrrmusic.com/petri-lindstrom-project/

 

http://melodicrevolutionrecords.com/album/hail-to-sabbath

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One thing that being unhappy with the sound of your instrument is going to cause is having an urge to buy better instruments and accessories such as amplifiers, effects and other stuff that cost you money. All things do influence your sound and are important, but what is the most important?

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Analog Summing – The Myth and The Fact

One of the many reasons I was so curious about analog summing before choosing the topic for my final thesis at Tampere University of Applied Sciences was that there was so much uncertainty and conflicting information over the internet about the matter. The discussion forums seem to be quite religious about it to be honest.Continue Reading →

Sampling Rate and Digital Noise Floor

Hi again, this time I’ll post my little experiment concerning sampling rates.

Some background story:
I attented to a discussion about sound quality of digital plugins on a Finnish forum. The discussion got me thinking about how sampling rates might have an effect on digital artifacts and what happens when you use higher sampling rates when the final product is supposed to end up to the CD-format with 44.1kHz sampling rate?Continue Reading →