Posts Tagged ‘Electrical Audio’

Ever since I started interning at Electrical Audio, my coffee making abilities have improved ten-fold. That’s right, I be making all of the delectable and delicious gourmet shits for your caffeine-consumin-asses. This is my take on the Electrical Audio “Signature Coffee.” They call it the “Fluffy Coffee” but I’m not a big fan of the name. It’s far too twink. It should be called “Maple Flavored Diarrhea.” That’s far more accurate. Not because it taste like diarrhea, because you’ll drink it so fast that it gives you diarrhea. Don’t get it confused. It’s delicious.

I’m back in Muncie after a two-week stint in Chicago. Here’s a brief breakdown of the reasons I have returned…

1. My grandfather has been admitted to the hospital due to complications with his health.
2. I miss my family (Family, Fiance, Cats and Friends)
3. I have a 4 day recording session with Mikey Mason to track songs for his Impotent Nerd Rage album.
4. Oh, and last but not least… Over the past couple of weeks my car has become increasingly unreliable. Being that one of my biggest fears deals with my car breaking down in the midst of Chicago traffic, I took it to Honda so that they could do a thorough inspection and figure out what’s causing it to act so sketchy. In the meantime, Honda has given me a sweet 2007 Honda Civic to abuse. I’m now on a mission to see how many miles I can put on this rental before I have to cough it up.

So there you have it ladies and gentlemen… You are up to date. I’m not going to bore you with all of the details of my internship at the fancy shmancy Electrical Audio… If you want to know about that stuff you will have to check out FrankReber.com because this site is strictly business, people.

Tomorrow I will be packing my bags and moving to Chicago, Illinois to stay with my good friends Erick Sherman and Richard Knapp for the duration of my 2-3 month internship at the esteemed Electrical Audio recording studio. I’m psyched about the internship and yet at the same time I’m bummed to be leaving behind my beautiful fiance and two cats for the next couple of months. I’m also going to miss my family, friends, and my recording studio. Alas, duty calls. I am looking forward to learning all that I can about analog tape machines at Electrical.

Right now I’m making a list of things that I need to take with me. I am going to be staying on a couch in a living room so I want to pack pretty light. I’m taking a portable recording rig with me so that I can continue to work on ideas while away from home. Well, I’m going to wrap this up because I need to get back to packing… Can’t lose focus!

Oh wait, I almost forgot! If you want to read about my experiences at Electrical Audio, you can check out my blog at FrankReber.com.

Take it easy!