Finally at a top notch studio!

[NOLA Bass]

Here at Studio in the Country in Bogalusa, La for a weekend of recording!

Running my bass clean through an Avalon U5 and "dirty" through my Fender 100T into an Ampeg 810 mic'd with a Sony C37P.

 

[SirMjac28]

Nice setup.

 

[NOLA Bass]

Neve console and Studer tape machine!

 

[Hellbastard]

Awesome set up. Too bad the final product will most likely be an mps listened thorugh crappy ear buds.

 

[NOLA Bass]

Awesome set up. Too bad the final product will most likely be an mps listened thorugh crappy ear buds.

I know! We may do a small vinyl run though.

 

[Phantasm]

I saw the 100T at Bass Central last week... it sounded pretty awesome. Tubey goodness.

 

[NOLA Bass]

I saw the 100T at Bass Central last week... it sounded pretty awesome. Tubey goodness.

Bought mine there last month!

 

[Phantasm]

Man, I thought about it, but it was a little pricey. Sounded great though.

 

[Hellbastard]

I know! We may do a small vinyl run though.

Great, if that's the case make sure to let the mastering engineer about so he does not do all the nasty things done to CD releases. You can also ask him to create a special Master for compressed media.

 

[amos]

Great, if that's the case make sure to let the mastering engineer about so he does not do all the nasty things done to CD releases. You can also ask him to create a special Master for compressed media.

I'm pretty sure vinyl equalization is still done in-house at most vinyl plants still, right? I've always wondered if the final mastered product goes there or if they receive pre-masters and basically do their own mastering for the vinyl release.

 

[KrisHayes]

Love the fridge stack! Hell yeah.

 

[magneezius]

I'm pretty sure vinyl equalization is still done in-house at most vinyl plants still, right? I've always wondered if the final mastered product goes there or if they receive pre-masters and basically do their own mastering for the vinyl release.

I've had the chance to meet with a mastering engineer at Bernie Grundman here in in LA and they would handle all parts of the Mastering Process to create the the final Master which they would then create their own Mother copy with an in house vinyl lathe. that master would then go off for duplication.

 

[stingray56funk]

Great studio...read some stuff and heard some stuff from there. Enjoy your time and make a killer product you are proud of.

 

[Peace Cee]

Doesn't UAD model a Neve and the Studer? Why waste your time Gawl!! Just kidding! Enjoi the love my man! I'm sure that your end product will sound awesome! I have to settle for the "video game graphics" version. But if I squint my eyes and pretend really hard...

 

[Phat Mastering]

Looks nice

 

[Emanuel Apascaritei]

Nice!!!!!

 

[NOLA Bass]

Going back to finish next month. Only change is I bought a Reddi tube DI to replace the Avalon U5.

 

[Dave Martin]

I'm glad to see that Studio In The Country is still in operation - I haven't heard anything about it in years...

 

[factorplayer]

What's with the Taurus?

 

[NOLA Bass]

What's with the Taurus?

Moog Taurus III pedals are mine. I play them on a few parts.