Wednesday - April 13th, 2022. The day started off at The Terrarium Recording Studio at 8am for a 9am recording day start recording Angie Erickson's 15-song piano album, “Clear Beyond.” The session was both a video and audio recording project…
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"Ryan was prompt and well prepared from the start of our recording session. He uses state of the art equipment and has a keen ear for excellence. He worked carefully to acquire the best sound from the group, and was very professional from the initial recording through editing and mastering. He also has expertise in video and voice-over recording. I highly recommend Ryan Udairam for all your recording needs." - Dr. Gary Bird(Professor Emeritus - Indiana University of Pennsylvania;D.M. - Tuba) and Christopher Bird(Instructor of Tuba and Euphonium - Coe College;M.M. Tuba Performance)
"Ryan’s energy and passion for music, expert knowledge of the technical aspects needed to beautifully capture and produce sound, and his positive, encouraging outlook, are outstanding. His kindness and focus kept things moving in a positive direction on my project. He knew this was a compilation of my life’s work, and I cherish his sincere professionalism, musical vision and care from start to finish. Ryan's attention to detail in each of my recordings helped me to feel my music was "safe" in his hands. I love his creativity and thoughtful suggestions that enhanced my recordings. Ryan is brilliant, dedicated, extremely talented and authentic. He is a joy to work with!" - Angie Erickson(Composer - Angie Erickson Music)
May 24, 2020 Recording Session of Dr. Gary Bird(right) and Christopher Bird(left) performing Conrad de Jong's "Music for Two Tubas." Ryan Udairam(bottom) engineering the recording session.
Photo credit: Julie Elias Bird
