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Words: Loren • September 6, 2022

Falls Of Rauros
Falls Of Rauros

Aaron Charles (Falls of Rauros)

SPB: What is your favorite part of the recording process?

Charles: Recording is probably my single favorite part of being a musician. You not only get to hear tangible results of your hard work, but there's also a chance to indulge in some off-the-cuff creativity in the studio. I love the whole experience of recording and the craft that goes into it, but the best part of it is actually spending time with the band, the engineer, and whoever else might be around. We all work jobs and have busy lives of our own, so having the opportunity to block off several days and disappear into the process is wonderful. A lot of the time spent in the studio is waiting while other people are setting up or tracking their parts, so there's an excess of time to hang out, drink coffee, talk about music, and come up with some interesting ideas. When recording away from home, especially, there's a feeling that the world is on pause.

Loren • September 6, 2022

photo by Drew Buerhaus

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