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I had the pleasure of having to record the great guys of Donut Brothers (www.donutbrothers.dk).
We had a great night, and got some good tunes tracked, and while they were playing, listening or reviewing the recordings, I snapped some pics of them.
(REALLY digging B/W for pictures from recording-sessions)
I had the pleasure of having to record the great guys of Donut Brothers (www.donutbrothers.dk).
We had a great night, and got some good tunes tracked, and while they were playing, listening or reviewing the recordings, I snapped some pics of them.
(REALLY digging B/W for pictures from recording-sessions)
This is what I normally look like when I'm not busy touring. I've been recording a lot the past 2 years. Last year I won the grand prize on OurStage.com. With that money I was able to buy a bunch of recording equipment and have been pretty self-reliant ever since. I've mostly recorded for other people (Anthony Walker, Joanna Burns, LadyKiller, Phil Bensen, & Michael Askin). This summer I will be taking the time to record my songs. I'm mentally preparing myself to dive into it all. Gonna be good!
Yamaha Dante PCI card. Red for primary, purple for backup. Also has a ProTools card not yet hooked up in this photo, and an AES legacy card that will come out.
One of the media trucks in the outdoor pavilion at the NAB this year was a tractor rig from Toronto that is a giant audio production studio on wheels.
Loaded up inside is a 48 fader SSL digital control surface for the ProTools system on board. The truck has the ability to record up to 96 audio tracks simultaneously for broadcast events, and even has an ISO booth for voice over work.
To my right in the photo, part of the side of the truck extends out to provide space for a producer to sit back and oversee whatever is going on.
It was pretty damned awesome, and I. WANT. ONE.
- Originally taken on April 14th, 2008
(I'm behind in posting)
The classy Synclavier VPK Keyboard, with the Apple IIFX computer (to work the synclavier software),
Yamaha SY77 Fm synthesizer, & Imac running Protools
Cory Arcangel
Masters, 2011
Cory Arcangel: Pro Tools
at The Whitney Museum of American Art
July 15, 2011
Vestry Hall Studio 2 features a Digidesign Control 24 console, Protools HD3 and Logic Pro, a range of hardware and software synths and an AMS/Soundfield microphone. The Studio is designed for tracking and mixing to both stereo and 5.1 surround formats.
Meet my band's drummer. Accually, for its size it sounds really good going into ProTools. This Drum Machine is what I use when I record my music.
I bought this at Mars Music in Tampa Florida when I used to work there.
Our Pro Tools LE lab (Pro Tools Lab 3) features sixteen Apple MacBook/Digidesign Mbox 2 based portable workstations to support the early learning stages of the Digidesign Certification curriculum. Each of IPR’s two Pro Tools|HD labs (Pro Tools Labs 1 & 2) boast five self-contained Digidesign/AVID integrated systems. With Pro Tools|HD2 Accel on all ten systems, and five with the Avid AVOption|V10 video interface, each powerful station serves as a fully independent audio/video editing and mixing system.
Cory Arcangel
Since U Been Gone, 2011
Fourteen screenprints and metallic foil
Cory Arcangel: Pro Tools
at The Whitney Museum of American Art
July 15, 2011
Morbid puts ear to vocals as Donny Dego drops some lyrical fire.
Shot with: Sony SLT a33
sony 18-55 KL
18mm
f3.5
1/30
M mode
What's on the desk ?
1. ProTools 8
2. Tannoy Active monitors
3. Ipod
4. Phone audio interface/patch for recording phoners, like at brainpicker.ca
5. Headphones
6. Microphone, Beta 58a
7. CF cards from Sound Devices field recorder
8. Pen for Wacom tablet
9. Mixer for house sound
10.M-box, audio interface for ProTools
11. Wireless keyboard
12. Must have - coffee
13. Must have - analog notepad
14. Midi keyboard
15. Mackie MCU control surface