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Old 19th November 2007   #1
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NYC area Mix Room?

Does anyone have suggestions for a NYC-area mix room that fits the following criteria?

1) Terrific analog mixing desk (I like updated Neve 8058, 68, 78 but open to other ideas). I prefer to avoid SSL and Euphonix - I have my reasons.
2) 48-channels (minimum) of mix inputs - automation not important.
3) Reasonable selection of good analog outboard gear.
4) Enough space for supplied surround monitoring (5 - ATC scm-50s).
5) Good support staff.
6) Manhattan, Brooklyn or 1-1/2 hour radius of Manhattan OK.

I'll be supplying the multi-track source.

Many thanks for your assistance on this search!
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Sorry but the NYC rooms are all condos now.
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Try Water Music in Hoboken....just over the river from NYC. They have a killer Neve 8088. Water Music Recording Studios Hoboken NJ
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If your engineering, Sabella has a room with an 8068 with Uptown I think. He has a fair amount of outboard
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Thanks for the suggestions so far.

Keep 'em coming!
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+1 for Water Music
I'm the 2nd guy there, so perhaps I'm biased.. but some amazing records have been mixed there. While there aren't 48 outs (PT HD w/32out) it is very comfortable (huge control room and live room). The Neve is in great shape, lots of great vintage outboard. There's also residences, which are great if you're from out of town
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