Nice stuff.
Can I ask how you recorded it, both in terms of the equipment used and also the order of recording and how you kept the rhythm going and kept together ?
Rhys
Thanks.
Recorded with Audacity, using Zoom H2 as audio interface. Used Audacity to generate a click track first. Handy thing about Mozart is that you can get away with playing in strict tempo. If I wanted some rubato, I might record myself clapping the pulse first, or something like that. Then recorded the tenor part then the alto. If I can be bothered, I'll redo the tenor part some time , as some of the intonation is a bit ropey, especially on the low notes. Should be easier while listening to the alto. Added a touch of reverb and moved the tenor 60% left and alto 60% right. An odd thing with Audacity is that when you export to WAV, it insists on putting all the tracks in even if they're muted. So I had to delete the click track, export and then undelete. Maybe later versions of Audacity have fixed that, I don't know.
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