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Tag Archives: console switch
Studio Stories: Galuminumfoil Upgrade, Part I “Before”
There’s two sides to every renovation. Chris Cubeta, co-founder of this busy Williamsburg facility, walks us through the front end of the redo. Continue reading
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Redefining NYC Recording: Downtown Music Adds a Neve 8014 Console
With this latest upgrade, NYC’s elite studios raise the stakes once again. Continue reading
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