Studio BThe centerpiece of Studio B is our custom Neve 8036 mixing console equipped with Flying Faders II. Originally built for Pete Townshend’s Eel Pie Recording Studios in London, UK, the console was used to record parts of The Who’s Quadrophenia.
Lovingly restored by Aurora Audio’s Geoff Tanner and Prairie Sun engineer Gene Cornelius, our 8036 represents one of the best examples of an 80 Series Neve Console in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our Neve is complemented by a Studer A-827 tape machine, a 26 in/26 out Pro Tools system, Barefoot MicroMain27 (Gen 1) monitors, and custom Urei 811 main monitors. |
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Originally grain storage for the La Lomita Hatchery, the tracking space maintains rustic, yet open acoustics, perfect for that classic, tight drum sound, intimate jazz, and acoustic music. Studio B features a beautiful 1983 E-Series Yamaha C7 grand piano, a world standard in both concert and studio.
Also available to Studio B is our Hammond B3 organ and Rhodes Suitcase 73 electric piano. For more information, or to book Studio B, please call or email us.
Also available to Studio B is our Hammond B3 organ and Rhodes Suitcase 73 electric piano. For more information, or to book Studio B, please call or email us.
Console
• Custom Neve 8036 w/ Flying Faders II
Monitors• UREI 811 with sub
• Barefoot MM27 • Yamaha NS-10 |
Pro Tools• Avid Pro Tools 12 HDX
• Mac Pro quad core • 2x Avid HD I/O 16x16 • Lary Blue 2in/2out • Sync HD Analog
• Studer A-827 2” 24 track
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Dynamics• 2x UREI 1176 blackface
• Publison CL-20 two channel compressor • Drawmer DS-201 two channel gate |
Cue System
Furman HDS-16 with HRM-16 mixers
• send from any source on patch bay • 4 stereo and 8 mono channels For a list of available microphones, additional outboard, and instruments, please click here.
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