Just a couple of weeks I stated in the post "Final Cut? Final Cut!". In that moment it was a fact but since then I have reconsidered. And so it has been many times before. Maybe I should just not say it is final? Well there are still a song to be written as well. Which songs that will end up on the album I am not sure of yet.
Stay tuned!
God bless!
Back in 2009 me and my friend Anders Jönsson recorded a demo. For some reason; we decided not to release it. We have now picked up one of the songs, Under the Mist, and started to record this song again. I am now considering to release this song under the flag of both Sons of Perelandra and Daevidius, since the song was originally asigned to Daevidius.
Stay tuned for further development!
God bless!
God bless!
So it is final now... the final cut of the next Daevidius album. Kind of I believe anyway. For so many years, or should I say all my life; I have always been working on many songs side by side. But now; it is dead and gone. After a couple of days, maybe a week or so, I nomore have songs in the process. Some old stuff are archived "forever" and some I finalized tonight and yesterday. This will make the new album a different kind of story. This is the final cut! And the list of songs is final; might be cutting some songs of that list, we will see.
Freedome is coming!
God bless!
It has been a long time coming... Finally; I have started the recording process for the up'n'coming new album. This very day I started up the recording of all bass for the new album.
God bless!
I have been quite busy this weekend socializing but to my amazement I was succesfully completing and recreating all the templates for the songs I am planning to record. And note; this is not just for Daevidius but almost for every other project I am involved in as well.
Thank God!
God bless!
Back in the saddle again; it is time to pick up the torch and go ahead with Daevidius again. Sad to say; there has not been much time to record for Daevidius due to worktime and my role in Shiverpush. But now I have decided to focus on Daevidius as well.
One of the first technical "issues" is what sample rate to use; 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz. I have alwasy used, despite the fact many several years ago done it differently, 44.1 kHz since it should be enough; the human ear still can not percieve the difference. But, for now on, I have decided to move to 48 since it is the standard for video production.
God bless!
