The recording went very smoothly.
Even with the cello, Gan Yan Yu still brought out the bright, lighthearted feeling of "Spring Voices Waltz" wonderfully.
And after going through the Sakibo International Piano Competition, Lin Tian felt even more strongly that playing in an ensemble with Gan Yan Yu was such a comfortable experience.
That feeling of having each other within the music gave Lin Tian a sense of peace, far better than performing solo onstage.
Of course, that was probably because they had already experienced the emotions of "Spring Voices Waltz" several times.
If they tried another piece like the "Cello Concerto in E minor" next time, Lin Tian would behave himself.
After the recording was finished, even Xiao Cui, the recording engineer, could not help but praise them.
"Recording you two is a pleasure every time. Just listening to your ensemble feels so comfortable. Sometimes I even hope you won't get it in one take, so I can listen a few more times. Hahaha."
Lin Tian naturally knew Xiao Cui was joking, so he replied politely.
"We're the ones causing you trouble every time."
Xiao Cui was a veteran recording engineer at Yueyun, with twelve years of experience and excellent professional skills. Many people in the company liked working with her.
And as the company's most prolific artists, "Moonlight and Cat" came in so frequently that it was almost once a week.
Even after taking a trip to Tokyo, they had returned with three new works that needed recording.
Their orders for this single month could match an ordinary singer's output for an entire year.
"Then let's leave it at that. I'll handle the rest," Xiao Cui said.
"Okay."
Then Lin Tian looked toward Gan Yan Yu.
Although the girl had already put down her cello, her hand still