5 Facts About the Recording of Labradford’s E Luxo So

John Morand recorded and mixed the album. He handled both the recording and mixing duties for Labradford’s E Luxo So.

Bryan Hoffa served as assistant engineer. Hoffa assisted Morand during the recording sessions.

The album was recorded in a studio setting. No specific studio name is given, but it was a professional recording environment.

Morand’s role was central to the album’s sound. As both engineer and mixer, he shaped the final audio quality.

The credits list only two people for the recording process. Morand and Hoffa are the only named personnel for recording and mixing.