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You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. We were able to do a lot of cool stuff to keep a lot of the effects and the production of the record natural. It was recorded digitally into Pro Tools, but we were able to do some stuff like where he slapped echo on the vocals. He sent it through a tape machine and then back to get that delay effect. I was excited about that. Bill — What do you enjoy most about the sort of creative outlet that this project provides? Dan — Just that I sort of get the best of both worlds, which is exciting for me as a songwriter.
I get to do a collaborative thing with Alkaline Trio where each of us is fully a third of the thing. Nothing really happens with an Alkaline Trio song until all three of us are together. Bill — After the current tour wraps up, what else do you have planned for this year with the Emergency Room? An all British Emergency Room, which will be good. Maybe just like opening up for someone, doing something different.
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