Time for a facelift…
working on a new gallery
http://www.wbsps.ca/archive/index.php/MODULES/COMPUTERS/M526—Display-module
Time for a facelift…
working on a new gallery
http://www.wbsps.ca/archive/index.php/MODULES/COMPUTERS/M526—Display-module
a good read: http://www.jensen-transformers.com/an/an005.pdf
I’ve decided to open my racks up for rental in town and in at the studio
It’s VERY reasonably priced
http://www.WTFYW.ca/RENTALS
The whole thing started with Jägermeister. Kill Bennedy, may he rest in peace, said: “Every studio I go to has the best of the best, and sometimes it’s really just too good. Sometimes I need nasty, gritty and shitty”
I’ve tried to maintain a combination of both amazing and horrible. Some things I consider: “rack-mounted plugins without a computer”
Everything comes with Recall sheets and Mogami breakout snakes (XLR and TRS) Each rack has a EDAC90 on the back for quick connection. I’m working on LF and TT patchbays…
REVERB RACK
-AKG BX-5 – Spring Reverb
-PEAVEY Peavey Addverb III
-TC ELECTRONICS TC Electronics – FireworX
-Yamaha Yamaha SPX90 Reverb
-ROLAND Roland – SRE-3000 Reverb with delay trick
-Yamaha Yamaha SPX900 Reverb
-Warp Factory ELECTRIX – Flanger / Vocoder
LEXICON PCM42
LEXICON PCM42
DELTA LABS EFFECTRON II ADM1024
DELTA LABS EFFECTRON II ADM1024
TC ELECTRONICS D-Two
DELTA LABS EFFECTRON I ADM1020
LEXICON PCM41
IBANEZ HD1000 – Delay / Harmonizer
ROLAND Roland SDD-320 Dimension D
VALLEY PEOPLE Valley People 610
TC ELECTRONICS FINALIZER
BSS DPR-402
BSS DPR-402
UREI UREI LA4 Compressors (STEREO PAIR)
DBX DBX 902 – De-Essers
DBX DBX 902 – De-Essers
DBX DBX 900 – APHEX Aural Exciter
DBX 911 – Noise Reduction
DBX 911 – Noise Reduction
DBX 911 – Noise Reduction
DBX BBE 702
This is an advert we did for Tanda Recording
The effort / thought was that in a small market a package price would reduce fear of the unknown costs of recording in a Studio. I think it came out great.
Ryan at mdntstudio.com did an amazing layout
I recently saved this Neve desk from imminent scrapping. I needed a work surface while designing something and it was perfect.

It’s now got a new purpose at my home office. Its a little weird in terms of rack screws and such.

The wieght of the steel rack weighs its do to apear floating

Here are some pictures of Neves with the side desk attached. I’m still on the hunt for a picture of the desk this originally came from.
I was given a 78 to transfer. When I transfer something one of a kind I do 3 passes. The first is dry, dusted as the client delivered.
The second is wet (Ultrasonic bath if possible)
The third is in reverse. I find it cuts the pops and skips differently. EX: if you have a scratch in one direction it MAY not show up in the reversed transfer. Edit together and whadaya get… bitty bopity boo.