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The console, a Power PR 1017, a "radio special" model :
- 6 stero input with remote start
- a 4-in jingle section, each with remote start
- a DJ mic section with effect out
- a 6 channel mic section (for speaking booth)
- a telephone hybrid
The mike is a Shure SM 58.
La console est une Power PR 1017, complétement révisée.
- 6 entrées stéréo avec electro start
- une section jingle 4 voies avec electro start
- un tranche DJ avec insert effet
- une section 6 micros pour le studio
- un insert téléphonique.
Le micro est un SM 58 (Shure)
BartolomeyBittmann - 17.12.2015 - Jazzit:Musik:Club Salzburg zu Gast im Spiegelzelt im Rahmen des Winterfests2015. Weitere Fotos unter:
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Besetzung:
Klemens Bittmann: violine, mandola;
Matthias Bartolomey: cello
EMI’s Recording Engineer Development Department (REDD) was established in 1955 by Abbey Road Studios technical engineer Lenn Page to address the needs of the then-new stereo format.
Within a year, the team’s efforts had led to the production of the REDD.1 console, Abbey Road's first dedicated stereo mixing system, which consisted of a REDD.8 mixer and a rack that housed its amplifiers and other components.
In 1957, its successor was created: The REDD.17, designed by Peter Burkowitz of EMI’s German affiliate EMI Electrola, was one of the first desks, with EQ on each of its eight channels. Like the REDD.1 it was both monophonic and stereophonic.
Mixing Desk with Orange Phones.
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It's certainly been a week for live music! Today was another 14 hour day in work, but this one was entirely voluntary. It was a performance by kids on the BTEC Music Course and they did a fifteen song set which was mighty eclectic.
I was, once again, on desk duty so the photo is another one of the mixing console.
I'm not sure how good the mixing was, but I do know that we didn't get a single squeal of feedback, which with eight live microphones I was very happy about. :D
The console, a Power PR 1017, a "radio special" model :
- 6 stero input with remote start
- a 4-in jingle section, each with remote start
- a DJ mic section with effect out
- a 6 channel mic section (for speaking booth)
- a telephone hybrid
The mike is a Shure SM 58.
La console est une Power PR 1017, complétement révisée.
- 6 entrées stéréo avec electro start
- une section jingle 4 voies avec electro start
- un tranche DJ avec insert effet
- une section 6 micros pour le studio
- un insert téléphonique.
Le micro est un SM 58 (Shure)
Across the main mixing desk.
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A vintage Paia modular synthesiser.
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Yamaha CS80 Buttons
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The Mighty ARP Odyssey - grunged by me!!!
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Stacked Roland Beat Boxes.
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Another one from the archives.
Gorgeous Vandal are a sydney based pop outfit, and were shooting some stuff for their first album in their sound studio.
Strobist: 1 x Alien Bee B400 with reflector.
ARP 2500 and Moog Modular.
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After seeing this in one of the studios at work, this is a picture I took to remind my colleagues not to put cups near the mixing desks. There are periodically cases of people spilling drinks into the console, which, funnily enough, never ends well!
Usually I would take a snap with my iPhone for such purposes, but seeing as I had my camera with me I figured I would do the admonishing in style! I do like the bokeh of the Fuji 35mm f1.4 ...
This old mixing desk was used by BBC for many years before a studio in Oslo bought it. Years later my band used it for mixing our debut-album
Drum kit in the Live Room.
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control-room Studio 1, universele desk + Mac en PC waarmee Pro Tools, Nuendo of watevah bestuurd kan worden. top-of-the-bill
A Polymoog close-up.
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ARP 2500
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In October 2021, SiriusXM announced that the station would move to channel 73 on the SiriusXM service on November 3, and that the station's name would simultaneously change to '60s Gold.
The longest running (spinning?) DJ in satellite radio history, back to the early Pleistocene Era.... no, just kidding. The other originals from 2000 are Kenny Curtis, Kids Channel and Bill Wax-Bluesville.
Phlash Phelps at the Klotz DC-II audio-mixing console, XM Radio 60's on 6.
This shot was almost used in a Klotz data sheet, but ........
Korg MS50, ARP Solina and a Polymoog - taken at an arty angle. Sort of.
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A little promotion for my son's website. You can experience his mixes here.
He used this photo for his new website.
Who can resist a little bit of HDR when you have lights and colours like this?
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A mysterious looking ARP nook.
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A vintage EMS VCS3, also known as The Putney. Came to prominence through being used by Brian Eno in his Roxy Music days in the early 1970's.
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