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Shaman · 7th February 2006, 11:05 AM

I read this on www.rupertneve.com

"...nineteenth century garrison near Austin has been reborn as Blue Rock Studios, a retreat and recording facility for selected producers specializing in Texas folk artists and music for film. ......

As Crockett explains, the forthcoming summing mixer from Rupert Neve Designs is also key to his facility concept, which surrounds digital control and recording capabilities both physically and electronically with discrete analog components and the simple purity of Mr. Rupert Neve's designs. "The restrictions of an old school console are clear enough now that we decided to go with the Digidesign ICON D-Command controller and Pro Tools|HD3, integrated with an analog, Rupert Neve-designed front and back end.:::"

sounds interesting

7th February 2006, 11:05 AM	#1
Shaman Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Munich - Germany Posts: 1,789	Rupert Neve designs Portico summing mixer I read this on www.rupertneve.com "...nineteenth century garrison near Austin has been reborn as Blue Rock Studios, a retreat and recording facility for selected producers specializing in Texas folk artists and music for film. ...... As Crockett explains, the forthcoming summing mixer from Rupert Neve Designs is also key to his facility concept, which surrounds digital control and recording capabilities both physically and electronically with discrete analog components and the simple purity of Mr. Rupert Neve's designs. "The restrictions of an old school console are clear enough now that we decided to go with the Digidesign ICON D-Command controller and Pro Tools\|HD3, integrated with an analog, Rupert Neve-designed front and back end.:::" sounds interesting Attached Thumbnails