Greg Curtis

Hi Greg,

We have had a look through your studio build and have to say... pretty neat!

We are a commercial recording studio in the UK, we have just build our sondproofed and acoustically treated rooms and we where just enquiring whether you have any tips to create a successful recording studio?

Cheers!

We look forward to your reply.


Electric-Bear Productions

Hey Greg, I have a pair of Neve 66062 compressors, which I believe are the same as tho ones you have in your vr.
I am looking for the schematics and I saw your post with your kind offer of sharing your shchematics.
Next time I'm in your area I'll leave a couple of beers on your door!
Cheers

Fabrizio

Greg,

I was looking at your studio construction thread; beautiful work, quite inspiring!

I am developing a studio in the Bay Area with a partner. We have a Steinway Model A, a Hammond/Leslie organ, a 24ch. ProTools rig, a Studer B67, and a good selection of tube, ribbon, FET, and dynamic microphones. Being restored; a Studer C37 and a Presto 825. We still need a console, and I haven't yet decided on acquiring a 2" analog deck.

Before I became ill I was a "legit" trumpet player myself; serious enough to have a pair of german rotary-valve C trumpets, in addition to a Bb/A piccolo, Eb/D, C, a few Bb's, and a cornet. The only horns I have left are: a Bach C, and an old French Besson Bb.

Russ Gary (Creedence Clearwater Revival, Crosby, Still, and Nash, etc.) may do some work with us, now that he has retired from his TV mixing gig. He has not done much music since his days at Wally Heider's, and I think he misses it. This would be most cool.

Warm, Fuzzy Regards,

David

Are you THE Greg Curtis???
If so I am a huge admirer of your work