Tom Carlson - Reposado Rain - DSD256 Session
We are pleased to feature Tom Carlson as part of our new session series! Everything was recorded live to DSD256. Download and listen to the individual multitracks for this session in Pure DSD256, 32 bit 192khz, or 24 bit 48khz for this session.
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Singer-songwriter, Tom Carlson, draws from traditions of American folk, old-time fiddle and country music with a heavy dose of cowboy songs in his blood. Based in California, Tom has played fiddle with numerous groups throughout the state, but in recent years has cultivated interest in his songwriting and solo performances. The Big Ribbon Stories recording of Tom’s Reposado Rain was made in his hometown of Tehachapi California.
Multi-instrumentalist Marc Sillifant played bass on the session.
Dave Moordigian joined the session to play acoustic guitar.
Ryan Sillifant played drums and organized the session.
Dave Moore provided steel guitar.
Lastly, Tom Carlson played acoustic guitar and sang his song for the Big Ribbon session.
To quote Tom on his perception of ribbon microphones; “...particularly on vocals, I am impressed by how warm and natural the ribbon mics record, the R44, R84 and others– really do capture the natural sound of the vocal without the sibilance and harshness that I typically hear from condenser microphones.”
Audio Recored and Mixed by - Ryan Sillifant
Video Captured by - Gabriel Sillifant
Audio Mastered by - Maor Appelbaum
