Studio410 Sound Productions

Hi 410 friends,
Just a note to let you know I have been working hard on some original music this year, hope you will take part in the journey.

🔥 FEELING SO CRAZY🔥
I am pumped to be dropping my first single off of “Scars are forever, Love is for Now”

Recorded Studio410
Co-produced with Mark Capoferri
Mixed “The Playground”
Robbie Capoferri
Mike Cotton Drums
-Bass
Sean Royle Lead Guit
Mike Alonzo Synth

📸- Heather Cameron

We are proud of you Bethany Bysma! Reach for the stars!

ROPE 🪢 DEBUTS TONIGHT on 91.3 FM Bluewater Radio!!! 😭🙌🏼

Tune in (Tuesday June 2nd) to Roz’s Rockin’ Country from 7-9pm EST! 🤘🏼 Streaming live at bluewaterradio .ca or any online streaming service, including Radio Garden.

Thank you SO much 91.3 FM Bluewater Radio for spinning the tune! 📻🫶🏻

Join us in wishing Studio410’s Adrian Fidanza a very happy birthday today. We thank you for all you do for the 410 community and look forward to another awesome year! Cheers 🍻

The other day I went to Studio410 Sound Productions to add some last minute tambourine and shaker to Carm Milioto’s new album which is coming out soon. It was also the first time I got to hear the songs with all the different layers on it, since last time I heard it was when we put down the bed tracks at the very beginning, and I was blown away.

Most of the time when someone gets me to play on their songs the drums are the very first thing to get recorded, so by the time I hear it at the end there is such a massive difference in how it sounds. I’m sure most drummers feel the same, and I’m also sure someone like a sax player would often have a different experience, because they would add their parts much later in the project. I always find it a tricky balance not to play “too much” because the bed tracks sound so empty, and naturally we want to fill that space. You have to really use your imagination to predict how everything will sound when all the parts are on it and I think everyone involved did a great job of picking their spots and allowing all the instruments and vocals shine. Nobody’s parts were tripping over each other.

All in all I’m super excited for everyone to hear this stuff and I’m super proud of my bro Carm for putting in all the work to make this happen!