Fair enough Vaka. But unless you own the studio I think you should face away from the console next time. It's got to be expensive and time consuming to clean that muck up from the board.

That is a mighty good suggestion indeed. Studio head honcho Ian (english bloke - great guy) will most likely proceed to place my head on a stick if I muck up his beloved Neve.

I must say that the EQ on that console is oh so sweet. First time I've actually jizzed a bit when fiddling with an EQ (well, not really but I wanted dramatic effect).

I've only recorded in 3, does my opinion still count?

Ultrasuede was really great to work in from a nostalgic perspective...

But Candyland has worked out the best for us.

Fuck all these studios with Neve's and SSL's like I will ever had the money for that!
shit!

Air Studios - studio 1:

http://www.airstudios.com/studio/livestudio1vr.shtml

Amazing acoustics. Amazing custom Neve desk (1 of 3 built). Tea boys. George Martin.

Met Annie Lennox, George Martin and Liz Hurley. Watched a big orchestra get recorded for a movie soundtrack in Lyndhurst Hall.

They let me keep 2 tea mugs.

Great logo.

-bob

recorded here: http://www.breakglass.ca/

worked here: http://www.watermusic.net/


visited electrical, but that doesn't count.

Bob Weston wrote:Air Studios - studio 1:

http://www.airstudios.com/studio/livestudio1vr.shtml

Amazing acoustics. Amazing custom Neve desk (1 of 3 built). Tea boys. George Martin.

Met Annie Lennox, George Martin and Liz Hurley. Watched a big orchestra get recorded for a movie soundtrack in Lyndhurst Hall.

They let me keep 2 tea mugs.

Great logo.

-bob

God you suck. I would part with both my little toes to record at Air.
On a serious note - great new record, it gets several spins a day.

slowriot wrote:worked here: http://www.watermusic.net/

Does the big room sound as good as it looks? Some damn good bands who's recorded there too.. Clutch, Dillinger, Blonde Redhead, etc

EA

Electrical Audio, such a nice place!