A typical Band Session :
It takes around one hour to set up all of the microphones
and connections ready for a sound check.
This is an important part of the session as it's at this stage that
the backbone of the final sound is defined.
Huge variation in sound is achieved simply by moving microphones,
changing the location of amplifiers and by moving acoustic panels.
Then it is music all the way!!!
This is what we do well.

Perhaps the most popular method of recording
(and most productive time wise). Is where
the band are recorded together. Each person's instrument is placed
in a location where their own sound is isolated from the others. The
instruments are recorded with one or more microphones. Typically the
Drums are set up in tracking room 2 (The drum booth) and the guitar and
bass amps located in seperate areas.
The vocalist is given a stage microphone and all the band members
play and sing in the tracking rooms with headphones providing the
monitor mixes.

Next, the vocals are recorded again using top quality
condenser microphones. Any other overdubs such as solos are also
added at this stage. This achieves a very energetic and vibrant
feel.

There is no fixed rule as to how many songs can be recorded in a
day. A typical average for a well rehearsed band is about 2 to 3.
Eight hours is about the optimum (excluding 1 hour lunch break). Really
long sessions can result in tired ears and poor judgement at the
mixing stages.
It is far better to span recording days. You can leave the gear
setup for the duration for any consecutive days.