Here's another post in the playlist: LIVE @ Pulawski Studio. In this recording all musicians are playing simultaneously!
This video comes from a HARD ROCK quintet (Arends/Sumedi/Pulawski/deJeer/tenBosch) recording/jamming session that occurred on the 8th April. We're playing here a groovy tune in the style of the master, Jimi Hendrix. Enjoy!
In this recording the drummer, Philip ten Bosch, is playing the studio’s own drum kit (Yamaha shell set with a Gretsch USA Bell Brass snare) and cymbals (Zildjian K).
The signal chain of the guitar: Ken Lawrence replica -- CryBaby Wah (on during the solo) -- treble booster (Ranger) -- AIWA simulation (Dreamcoat) -- Vox AC15 -- Alnico Blue speaker -- sm57+r121 -- neve1073
(+ slight flanger, delay and reverb in the post production)
Recording, mix, mastering, video - Mateusz Pulawski
Pulawski Studio Sessions is an initiative by Mateusz Pulawski, owner of Pulawski Studio, where musicians come together and within a couple of hours (like a 3-hour-long studio session) spontaneously record a couple of tunes, mostly for fun. The music is always performed live in the studio, so no separate tracking (and with some obvious exceptions- no overdubbing). Out of the recorded material, in the following weeks Mateusz is putting together a full mix and master of the song(s) and prepares a video edit, which he later publishes on KZread. Subscribe to see more of this series!
…here’s some backstory of the project (written in November 2023):
„This was one of the most interesting sessions that I’ve ever held at my studio. When I was a kid I dreamt of being able to understand how the magical music of Deep Purple is put together. When I was a teenager I dreamt of ever becoming as good a guitar player as Ritchie Blackmore. Finally, last year, after finishing my research on this band’s sound, I dreamt of sharing that musical energy with others at my studio. Now I can proudly say that (at least) the third dream has come true. With these fantastic musicians: JOSHUA, JINA, PHILIP and RICO we’ve recently got to a couple classic hard rock tunes. Also the mixing and mastering of these recordings have been a nice variation and challenge.”