Resident Picks: Lexicon’s 224XL & LARC
Friday, 17 July 2015
‘Resident Picks’ is a new blog feature where we shine a light on some of the favourite instruments, software and gear available across our studios… Developed during the early 1980s, Lexicon’s 224XL reverb unit was state of the art for its time. Built with the finest technology available, this was one of the world’s first digitally powered effects processors. Three decades on and despite
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Resident Picks: Arturia’s V Collection 4
Monday, 15 June 2015
‘Resident Picks’ is a new blog feature where we’ll shine the light on some of the favourite instruments, software and gear available across our studios… From Hip Hop to House, Krautrock to J-Pop, analogue synthesisers have lent colour and melody to countless hits and iconic tracks for half a century. Thankfully, gone are the days when you had
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Studio A kitted out with PMC TwoTwo6 monitors
Tuesday, 09 June 2015
It hasn’t been long since we installed a state-of-the-art SSL mixing console to our flagship studio, but the upgrades didn’t end there. With the intention of providing superb sonic clarity, Studio A has also been kitted out with two brand new PMC TwoTwo6 monitors. Widely regarded as the best range of studio monitors on the market, the PMC TwoTwo6’s
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SSL console added to Studio A arsenal
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Always looking to improve our excellent studio facilities, the flagship Studio A has recently seen the most significant upgrade to date. Now fully equipped with a brand new SSL 6032G+ console, Resident has joined a small band of elite studios to boast such an impressive piece of kit. We could have settled for one of SSL’s newer digital or hybrid
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The iPad as Recording Studio – Will the iPad Get Into the Recording Business?
Wednesday, 05 May 2010
Recording studios have already taken a hit from home & mobile recording technology. Will the iPad join the fray? There’s no doubt that digital recording has completely changed the face of music production worldwide. Recorded music used to be the exclusive domain of professional recording studios from the day that Thomas Edison recorded his first
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MTV, YouTube, & How The “Unsigned Masses” of Bands Now Have Great Music Videos
Friday, 30 April 2010
Remember back in the day when professional music videos were the exclusive domain of rock stars and major record labels? Unsigned indie bands and labels never even considered making a music video — there were only a few media outlets that played them, and they only played the ones that sported high production value. Since
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