UNDERGROUND RECORDS
Record your
band live with sound engineer in Adairsville, Georgia
24 Track
Hard Disc Recording: Record up to
24 tracks on Alesis HD24 (at 48khz, 96khz available) from
24 channel mixing board, live tracking plus overdubs.
Artist keeps hard drive as master. Also available (no hard
disc required), direct to disc using Garageband.
$10.00 per hour
Further Specs
I use pretty good, but cheap, microphones, SM57's, SM58's,
some Audio Technica mics. I don't have a super condenser
mic for vocals, so if you have to have one, bring it. That
goes for any other outboard gear you want to use. I don't
have alot, a couple of delays, some eq. You're welcome to
bring whatever lights up your world.
The jam room is very loud yet generally gives a good
sound. The control room is right next to the jam room, and
things are very simple as far as insulation and stuff.
Mostly, you set up, play, and get it done.
I can either do your project in Garageband which is straight
to disc and your master is a CD-r, or you can use the hard drive
recorder (HD24) and have a hard disc as your master.
For those going the 24 track route, you'll need to bring
you own hard drive mounted in an Alesis HD24 caddy, or if
you wish me to supply it, there will be a $100.00 fee.
Like I said, you keep the hard drive as your multi-track
master (it will need to be used in an Alesis unit if you
use it down the road), and I mix down to the G5 and then
onto CD as a two-track master. The type of hard drive you
will need is: 4" IDE with a minimum of 7200 rpm. A 20 Gig
hard disc will give you approximately 90 minutes of 24
track, 24 bit recording time at 48 khz sampling rate. You
can get 20 gigs or greater hard drives now for $50 or less,
so it pays to bring your own. If you want me to supply the
hard drive, you need to let me know a week ahead of time,
minimum. Realize, the Alesis formats the discs into ADAT
FST, so it is best to use a new disc. I suggest bringing
two so I can make you a backup, because hard drives are
known to suddenly go bad. For those recording live to the
Macintosh G5, no extra hard drives or caddies are
necessary.
I must state that my set up is not a fancy state of the art
recording facility, it's bare bones. That being said, it's
hard to beat for the price-to-performance ratio. If you're
prepared, the cost for you to get a great demo or indie
release quickly and cheaply is nothing compared to other
studios, even if they are "nicer", you will pay many times
over, generally, for similar demos. I do the sound
engineering on all recordings, but you are welcome to make
your own adjustments or use your own engineer.
If you'd like to come record:
Hook up ICQ: 40842434
Tele: 770-769-9126
Or email: ugr.geo@yahoo.com
Recording Credits (minus the TW solo stuff):
Tele: 770-769-9126
Or email: ugr.geo@yahoo.com
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