Henry Robinett

This is a great interview done by Brian Knave for Electronic Musician. Photography by Daniel Dean.  It appeared in 1996.  A glimpse into my Blue Degrees Digital Studio right after recording When Fortresses Fall. 

It's cool revisting this little spot.  Charlie was less than a year old when I moved in.  Being a stay at home dad, menat frustration trying to do music, and I loved being a dad and actually wanted to spend all my time with ghim, and later Landon, rather than do music.  I couldn't do that at home.  Charlie was putting oatmeal in the VCR and I was having fun doing it with him. 

So I neded to get out of the house.  I had more than enough gear taking up in our little house. After a little research I called up John Baccigaluppi who had Enharmonik Studio and also a skate boarding magazine as well as Tape Op. Someone just moved out, so there was a little space for me.