Drifting Sun Sound is an Ann Arbor / Ypsilanti Birmingham area recording studio located in the dark recesses of a garage basement... It is more than a "home studio" but less than a penguin exhibit at the local zoo.

driftingsun.com can also be found at driftingsun.net

2009.04.02

I have a new host, Blue Host. Hopefully soon I will have time to upload the audio samples that were previously posted on the now defunct bmuze.com

2008.02.19

Tyler and I put some finishing tweaks on an old Muzz and Remus track last night...

Title: Struggle Artist: Muzz and Remus

Hosted by: bMuze.com

2008.02.10

My new mixing room is finished (minus a few finishing touches) and the gear is set up and tested... Hopefully new mixes will be posted soon.

2007.12.18

I am close to getting a mobile setup going. I have a new laptop and am working on building a new room. Hopefully I will have time to do more work on this site as well...

2007.09.05

Drifting Sun is in suspended animation as I have moved and enrolled at the University of Michigan - Dearborn. If I can find a way to set up my studio in my new diggs, I will, but for now I am limited to driving back to Ypsi to work on any projects.

2007.07.01

I have completed recording and mixing a five song EP with The Disparity Clause. Justin plans on having it mastered, and hopefully I can post the results shortly afterward.

2007.02.13

Muzz and Remus are now on bMuze.com

Title: Anymore Artist: Muzz and Remus

2007.02.13

I have posted music to bMuze.com

Title: Sink Artist: Kat Eldred

More samples to come on a new audio page...

Also, I have added a "gear" page, hopefully soon I will have time to add proper navigation to this site...

2006.11.07

Drifting Sun Sound is now on MySpace

2006.09.08

pictures of the studio actually in use

2006.08.20

Welcome to Drifting Sun Sound...

The site is being re-launched with a new design and no content, but content will be added soon (ok, maybe not soon).

Construction on the studio space was completed this summer and a few "test" recording sessions have taken place, so, hopefully, this site will begin to fill up with details on the inner-workings of the garage, er, studio.

Potential content will include, but is not limited to:

  • Pictures of the various "artists" (with and without pants) as they willfully submit their aural sqonkings to tape, er, hard-disk
  • Audio samples of the aforementioned sqonking
  • Recording tips or "how not to" advice
  • Links to various other world wide web locations
  • Gear lists
  • Pie charts and bar-graphs of various data, because anything can be proved with statistics, 4 out of 5 people know that...

In the mean time, do not waste your valuable finger-clicking energy going to charleshuber.com, because there is nothing there but a default place holder.