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First of all, I am from the DC area, so I have hear a lot about Omega. Just never got the chance to visit. I didn't know that taught classes. I'll have to share photos of the Neve in Studio C, the SSLs in Studios B and D (which is a different name now). The vintage gear always had me drooling. I started my Audio Engineering classes at Northern Virginia Community College, where we had very basic old gear, but it was a great way to learn prior to moving up to more complicated machines. My husband and I are still analog.Love these! Reminds me of my engineering classes at Omega Studios in Rockville MD. back in the late 80s. Their studio A had an API console IIRC. Seeing these has me wishing I had worked a bit (a lot) harder to establish a career in audio.
Nice! You should start another thread and tell some stories, I'm sure you have a few.
I saw them boys as well.
I saw them boys as well.
I mentioned before, that guitarist has some odd ideas about tone.
I know some have been viewed before. But some people are new to this thread...
Aren’t pictures better than reading this?
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The Beatles, 1970 the year theybroke up.
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George..look at those...a...h...s....err jerks.The thought bubbles
George - so much disharmony in the world. How can I make the world a more peaceful place?
John - I hate my bourgeois bandmates and their lust for money above all else...
Paul - I could do so much better if I ditched these bozos...
Ringo - One and two and three and four and...