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Thanks guys! i should also add that im looking to stay in the analog audio domain... also one other note i should make.. im keen on the audio input for when it comes time to mix i can use good filters ect ect ...

As of late... i have been exploring the wild world of synthesizers... and my need for more is growing quickly... ive been checking out the new moog Little Phattys as well as the original Korg MS10 and Micromoog... are these all sort of covering the same ground? anyone have a preference? also with li...

+1 on both the m88 and e609 mics for b15

if you are also taking a di... those mics on the amp with do a great job of getting cool low mid range while leaving out that really low end information...

and +1 to putting any mic anywhere... that amp just sounds awesome

ahhh man... :/ im so bad at the internet...


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Hey everyone, so currently Strange Weather Brooklyn is looking for some intern help, there will be some degree of "running" but mostly with setting up, and helping during tracking and mixing session. Must be available few days a week, and have a good attitude. If this sounds like something you could...

hey dont forget about the tc electronics m300... multi effects and verbs...

nothing amazing... but at least a few good verbs to pick from and it has some delays and stuff... also you can always just use guitar effect pedals if you need to..

Hello, recently at Strange Weather we received a new eq to test out called the Model 1b by Square State Solid State. Its a 3 band inductive coil eq with very wide bands for some very smooth shaping. My experiences so far with it have been very pleasant, i didn't freak out over it the first time i he...

i suppose i dont really NEED either, my personal collection consists of UA 610s, calrec, and neve pres, and a pair of 1176s and a 33609. and and on top i work mostly out of strange weather with marc, and the bunker studio, which both have endless supplies great pres and compressors, i guess its more...

video looks rad john, sounds even better then through the walls when you were tracking it!

killer tones man, those drums sound fantastic, let me know when and where i can pick up a copy of that stuff!

so i've been interested in all of the chandler equipment for sometime, haven't used any yet, but it all looks and is described to be top notch, interesting sounding, great stuff. some of the most interesting to me would be the germanium series , i want to ask any users where to start, im most intere...

what ive done in the past is kind of pan each kit left and right but not super hard.. and try and leave the bass drums closer to the center... i ran into a problem where a mastering engineer explained he was using an elliptical eq. which sums all low end to mono.. mostly for vinyl i think, but it he...

there is a photo here on michael brauer's page... at the bottom of rack #4 http://www.mbrauer.com/soundtowers2.asp

also there are a few videos on youtube... not much info on them...

it just has this perfect mid-range bite to it... very fuzzy (not like a fuzz pedal but fuzz ya know)

dont know if you have one available.... but the instant grit box over at strange weather is the dept. of commerce "tritronics" limiter ... again blended with the original vocal its usually perfect right off the bat..

well im a little late... but i think MOST of tusk sounds amazing... the rest sounds like cocaine.. that song "sara" gives me chills every time... its so crisp sounding and those drums are right in your face while nicks floats in a deep space of delay and verb. on the other hand i think as far as poo...

found this while reading up on the 670... got my first session at SW this weekend... the first of many...