Right On Track
I don’t think reggae is dying. What is dying is the creative process.
Junior Kelly, United Reggae, 2010/05/06
So you want to be a rock ‘n’ roll star? Photograph by Rana Mullan
At Tribarac Recording Studio it makes no difference whether you are a professional or an amateur, a trained musician or simply a music–lover who can hold a tune.
We are here to ensure that your talent shines when you are ready to make a high–quality recording of your performance.
Sometimes you find a yearning for the quiet life, the country air and all of its joys …
as Briar Ferntree once sang. So if you are looking for a rural retreat to get your musical ideas into shape, then come to sunny Macroom and work with us.
Come and spend a day in the studio with us. Photograph by Aidrian
The Tribarac Recording Studio offers you:
The Tribarac Recording Studio is accessible to everyone since we don’t charge astronomical fees. So why not treat yourself to a recording that you will always be proud of? If you love music you deserve to hear yourself on record.
Get the very best out of your performance in a friendly and relaxed studio environment.
Photograph by Rana Mullan
It’s easy to get your first recording right when you have the best equipment and support to help you get the most out of the process. The Tribarac Recording Studio will:
Check out our Star! deal if you would like to try a day in the studio with us. We’ll make it worth your while!
Or maybe give someone a gift they'll never forget. A Voucher from Tribarac means that imagination will be inspired, a learning experience guaranteed, and a track recorded that will always be cherished. Contact us for further details.
Britain established a habit of whinging about voting bias in the Eurovision Song Contest, with the complaint in 1968 that the Spanish deliberately withheld a vote for their entry, Congratulations by Cliff Richard, so that it would lose, ultimately by a single point, to Spain’s own entry, La La La by Massiel. Bill Martin, the writer of Congratulations, kicked–off recriminations with the comment that La La La was a piece of rubbish.