Fishmed's Studio is here!

[John Sayers]

Yes - Fisher Media is featured this week
Oh Todd - that MCI416 B gave me a warm feeling inside. I bought the first one in OZ in 1974. It was the first inline console and was a great leap forward for it's time. I loved mine.

Oh the link!! how's this Brian?

http://greysfiles.com/Studio/Index.htm

cheers
john

 

[Track Rat]

Very nice. I dig your console. How's hanging those monitors work out? I was thinking about doing the same thing with an additional set (no more space on the console).

 

[Roel]

Did I spot a vague modular synth over there???

 

[MISTERQCUE]

Awesome! I've noticed you record to ADATs and you also use
several Behringer components, Do you like working with Behringer products?

 

[Fishmed]

John Sayers - Actually I think my board is the first model, not the "B". Because the second owner acquired it in 1972 from the Record Plant in LA. Would you change my wording in the site?

Track Rat - Hanging the monitors was about the only way I could fit them in my studio. They get me by. I use the Yamahas for the detail work anyway.

Roel - My MIDI modules consists of: an Alesis S4 and DM5, a Korg X5, and an Oberhiem OB-3.

MISTERQCUE - While I am in the studio, I use the ADATs as AD/DA converters. I have them hooked up to a MOTU 2408 then to my PC. I plan on using the ADATs for remote recording sessions where I can bring back the tracks to the studio and dump them to the PC. The Behringer products have done well for me; they are inexpensive, yet they seem quite clean.

 

[Brian Grey]

Smart ass

Yeah John, that link looked great!
I woke up the morning you put Fishmed's studio up, not knowing you had put it up, and I checked the hits on the site for my stats class and I was like "Holly S---!" 80 hits on a saturday morning??" And then of course I looked where all those hits were coming from and saw this thread. I can't remember the exact day, but the link was nice hehe.

Who's gonna be the next studio to be on our site? Spin the wheel of studios. Where it stops... nobody knows. Hey, that's a good one.

Later,
-Brian