This is the mixer decor Id love in my future lounge lizard studio. Its from Sear Sound in New York
I Love this Classic Gear
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Beautiful console. Most likely Neve from what I can tell.
Amazing that you still see Lexicon PCM70s and Yamaha REV 7’s in racks wherever you see old consoles.
Always see the 480L and TC Mainframes with SSL Consoles since thats part of the package with the 4000G/G+.
I’m so much better with hands on hardware when it comes to recording.
I’ll take one.
Amazing that you still see Lexicon PCM70s and Yamaha REV 7’s in racks wherever you see old consoles.
Always see the 480L and TC Mainframes with SSL Consoles since thats part of the package with the 4000G/G+.
I’m so much better with hands on hardware when it comes to recording.
I’ll take one.
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The desk above is in studio C and is custom built with Avalon strips. The Neve is in Studio A
https://www.soundonsound.com/music-busi ... ive%20room.
But Walter Sear didn't like the desks - even he designed the Studio C one. He said "Who needs EQs anyway? I'd much rather replace the microphone, the instrument or even the player, should the need arise!” A GaryB mindset
https://www.soundonsound.com/music-busi ... ive%20room.
But Walter Sear didn't like the desks - even he designed the Studio C one. He said "Who needs EQs anyway? I'd much rather replace the microphone, the instrument or even the player, should the need arise!” A GaryB mindset
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As happy as I am with my little 48 track.... that's certainly a chair I'd love to be sitting in.
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i learned from the best. how do you think all the great recordings were made?dante wrote: Fri Sep 18, 2020 9:07 pm But Walter Sear didn't like the desks - even he designed the Studio C one. He said "Who needs EQs anyway? I'd much rather replace the microphone, the instrument or even the player, should the need arise!” A GaryB mindset![]()
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With you being Walter's padawan .
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well, not really Walter's disciple, but i did learn the basics from his and many others' work.
truthfully, i am a pretty so-so engineer, not too special. that makes me a bedroom engineer super-star.
truthfully, i am a pretty so-so engineer, not too special. that makes me a bedroom engineer super-star.
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