Recording

With the use of a wide range of equipment and various microphone configurations we managed to capture some pretty speculator instruments. Flick through the gallery for a closer look.

Tags: Recording

Preparing to sample our first Ugandan instrument, the Embaire

Fascinated with their photograph

Preparing the Zoom H4M in Nakibembe

A big hello from the smaller members of Nakibembe

In action ready to sample the Embaire

Traditional dance to accompany the village music

Recordings for the community of Nakibembe

Global Sound Movement’s first outing

All busy capturing each second of Uganda

The village of Nakibembe

Showing and involving the locals with the stages of sampling

Listening intently to the captured sounds of music

Focused on the sounds of the Endigidi

The Embaire in action

Capturing the day in one way or another

The rhythms of the Embaire

Recording the village’s traditional music

GSM’s very own audio engineers/producers

Enjoying the Nakibembe sounds

All set ready for the final sampling

Traditional dance to accompany the music

Traditional dance to accompany the music

Traditional dance to accompany the music

A group shot of the talented musicians

A collaboration between the village of Nakibembe and GSM

The musicians in all their glory

One last group shot, at the end of one music filled day

Sampling in the house of Albert Ssempeke

Preparing for the tunes of the Amadinda

Albert Ssempeke on the Amadinda

The Zoom H4M in action

Different rooms, different instruments

Albert Ssempeke on the Endongo

A duo on the drums

Lining up the drums for individual sampling

Albert Ssempeke on the Nakasa