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Awesome! What do you have in the racks?

And how do you like those KRKs? I've never liked any of them I've tried, but I've never heard the bigger ones.

DRodriguez wrote:Awesome! What do you have in the racks?

And how do you like those KRKs? I've never liked any of them I've tried, but I've never heard the bigger ones.

Thanks! I really like the KRKs although I have considered adding another pair (brand to be determined) just for additional reference. Those are 1st gen so I'm not sure how the current ones sound. A friend of mine just got a pair of Focal monitors that he's been raving about.

The rack has:
Kemper
Presonus Eureka
Lexicon reverb
Art Voice Channel
Warm Audio Tone Best
Warn Audio WA76
Presonus Audiobox 1818VLS

Fun toys

This was a fun one. always like working with him.

More here:

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Awesome! Interesting choice of space.

DRodriguez wrote:Awesome! Interesting choice of space.

Well, that's where we practise, so I thought, why not record there?

A couple recent sessions with pianos.
Empress Of kicks ass. Wish we posted her originals online, but that's subscriber's only.


A Great Big World. Both of these were live to air, dudes have good voices. Nice fresh pop talent.

For you Walking Dead fans.

This was a fun one.


First session we filmed on the new SSL. Loving that board.

GardenoftheDead wrote:

The mix of modern recording gear with more traditional furnishings is very cool in a lost-in-time way.

First recordings with the Shiv. One guitar track is Shiv on the gain channel with a Klon boosting it, the other is a Peavey Envoy. Bass is through the Envoy as well. Minimal EQ on the bass, didn't touch the guitar EQ.

https://soundcloud.com/skullservant/01132016a

Favorite session I mixed so far this year. These guys' gear game is on point.

kor wrote:This isn't me actually recording anything but here's my little studio...

You'll have to forgive me, but I'm totally stealing your guitar cable idea...

echoraven wrote:

GardenoftheDead wrote:

The mix of modern recording gear with more traditional furnishings is very cool in a lost-in-time way.

What can I say, I work better in the dining room