Remote Forum Role Call...

**Remoteness** · 30th November 2002, 08:27 AM

Calling all remote folk, friends and dabblers out there.

As you may already know, Geaslutz.com's October 2002 guest moderator spot turned into an on going Remote Recording Forum. I see a lot of potential in this specialty arena, but there's always room for improvement.

I believe it's time for the Remote Possibilities Forum to be counted. How many of us are really out there? Let's do a "role Call". Why not chime in you thoughts about this forum, tell us about yourself or just post your name rank and specialty. It's all good.

All are welcomed to participate. Lurkers are also welcomed, even if you only post this one time. Here's your chance to make or break the forum.

Let me be the first to ring in...

Name:
Steve Remote

Rank:
Main dude at Aura Sonic Ltd.

Specialty:
I've been a remote recorder with Aura Sonic Ltd. for nearly 28 years. (Over 30 years as of March, 2007)
Based out of NYC.

Thought for today:
Why don't we create a worldwide network for all remote facilities, their engineers, clients and associate. If one of us gets in a jam, we can call on a facility in the area for technical support in the form of equipment backup, crew support, media stock, etc...

NYC Drew · 30th November 2002, 11:14 AM

NYC Drew.

Just in 5:50am from a gig in CT.

Man, am I tired.

Next (remote) gig is in Trinidad (6th & 7th) then Dubai 11th...then....round and round and round she goes.

Glad to be here. Definately one of the "small" fish.

NYC Drew

Sofa King · 30th November 2002, 07:02 PM

Im here!
Only about 5-6 remote dates a year, but still ove the forum.

Keep up the good work!!!

JayCrouch · 30th November 2002, 10:07 PM

Name:
Jason Crouch

Rank:
big fish in small ponds, and little fish in the big sea

Specialty:
Stereo 2-track recording, and making things happen with small track counts

Thought for today:
We all have alot of good gear, yet how often do we really use all of it? If we can network in an efficient manner, perhaps we could all have access to alot of great gear all the time...

alphajerk · 1st December 2002, 01:17 AM

Name:
barrett

Rank:
been a few days since last shower, so most likely

Specialty:
sound molestation.

Thought for today:
my mind is blank as a fart.

Tim Glasgow · 1st December 2002, 08:03 AM

Name: Timothy Mitchell Glasgow

Rank: Guitar scientist and digital audio chemist. 48% grunt worker, 48% deep thinker, 4% totally useless diversion time waster. Engineer and tech, Echo Cañon, NYC amd listen involvement, London, Ontario, Canada. Has been known to do a remote from time to time.

Specialty: Tomatoes, bicycles, cute girls in shiny clothes, old Macs and Pro Tools, old synthesizers and guitars. Probably in that order.

Thought For Today: i think i like new school German/Swiss electro-industrial music.

--t

1st December 2002, 12:00 PM

Name:
Julian "Jules" Standen

Rank:
Producer/engineer/publisher/web host sponsor

Specialty:
Dealing with teenage & early 20's rock bands / 'managing' the managers / initial 'meetings' / menue reading & food ordering

Thought for today:
Where shall we go for lunch? & I really must put my rates up.

I do remote work in this way - I take a PT Mix+ rig (sometimes even a ProControl main unit) and a waist high stack of outboard pre's / a pair of Gelelec 1031A's cables etc and can record a band anywhere. (A pool hall was good)

jwh1192 · 1st December 2002, 07:34 PM

Name: John W. Hartmann

Rank: Independent

Speciality: Salmon with Hot pepper sauce/ Capturing the uncapturable/ doing remotes with the gear someone else ordered..."we don't need that box, something with INPUTS WOULD BE NICE"

Serious: truck remotes for video shoots and music at home studio at 48k...my new favorite sample rate.

peace john

cajonezzz · 2nd December 2002, 01:21 AM

name: Craig Zarkos

rank: Partner, Creative Mobile, Producer/engineer/dishwasher/ lead headscratcher....Proxy music (building new room as we speak)

Speciality: all things drum and perc oriented, programming and pretty good "production mgr" (able to get people to do stuff on time) and not bad at scaring up the biziness . Love the challenges of remote work (although we've only got a handul under our belt)

thought for today: stay away from Firestone tires...... (see version 1 of the remote truck below)
balance your life
all work and no play makes jonny a very fat engineer.
I'ts not the gear.....
pimp what cha got....

Steve Smith · 2nd December 2002, 03:00 AM

Name: Steve

Rank: audio engineer, fighting to not be fel transfer engineer.

Speciality: making people wonder if i have a speciality..

Thought for today: what the hell am I doing in Kansas city?

**Remoteness** · 2nd December 2002, 03:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by cajonezzz
......thought for today: stay away from Firestone tires...... (see version 1 of the remote truck below) ....

Damn Craig,

That picture looks a lot worst then imagined, when I read your original "truck tipping" post.

Thank goodness, no one was hurt too badly.

All the best to you and yours.

Tubelover · 2nd December 2002, 04:55 AM

Tubelover here, count me in the roll call

Rank: engineer in training

Specialty: Drums and remote with 8 tracks or less

My thoughts everyday: A fine Neve board and 2" pay the rent when the gigs indoors, but remote is the real fun. Now if I could just find a dolly for that board.

Brenton · 3rd December 2002, 12:36 AM

Name: Brenton Trott

Rank: Sound Engineer/Gearslut/Drummer.

Specialty: Recently left full time job with video production unit doing remote and studio work after 12 years. Needed to get out of audio for a while, it had became a job.

Thought for today: Now have a home studio and a hobby that I love again.

recordista · 3rd December 2002, 02:01 AM

Name:
Kurt Albershardt

Rank:
Returning to pro audio after a 14-year hiatus from Hollywood.

Specialty:
Squeezing good sound out of tough situations.

kfledman · 3rd December 2002, 09:35 PM

name: Ken Feldman

rank: producer/engineer/composer

Speciality: recording rock and jazz as well as live sound in NYC; steamed in white wine and lots of garlic

thought for today: I should not answer the phone while I am still half asleep.....

Jay Kahrs · 4th December 2002, 06:50 AM

Name: Jay Kahrs

Rank: Chief Engineer, Owner of Mad Moose Recording Inc. I also co-produce albums for bands and do lots of walk-in FOH gigs.

Specialty: Live music. Usually loud rock, hardcore/punk, blues or roots. No bluegrass though, mostly cause I haven't gotten a call for that gig yet.

Thought for today: Life sucks, I'm getting sick again and my JH-24 sounds like a beehive.

BTW, nice to see ya Rory Tate! What's new? How's Arron's A80 running?

Dog BBQ · 10th December 2002, 09:42 PM

Name: Big Ed

Rank: 6'5"

Specialty: Music

Thought for today: I used to be God but now I sell HotDogs

Kooster · 22nd December 2002, 06:44 PM

Name: Kooster McAllister

Company: Record Plant Remote

Started at Record Plant 1978

Bought remote division in 1989

Console 54 X 48 API
Recorders: Sony 3348, 48 Tracks Radar Nyquest, 12 - DA98's, 2 - Ampex 1200, all small formats

7 TEC awards
1 Grammy

Web site
recordplantremote.com

THEMIXFIX · 28th December 2002, 10:58 PM

Name: Bob Buontempo

Rank: Engineer/Producer/Desktop Mastering/Musician/Writer (Recording/Tech. Articles/Books).

Specialty Music, Sleeping, and being Annoying!!

NYC Area Based (NJ); Recording Rock with REAL Instruments, and (hopefually) getting good sounds (especially on DRUMS!!

)

**Remoteness** · 5th January 2003, 12:10 PM

Come on now, I know we got more remotesters out there.

OK, I understand that Lurkers may not want to ring in, but what about everyone else. You know, the ones that have posted and/or added to the threads more then three times. Don't you count?

Hey, it's all good either way...

alphajerk · 5th January 2003, 06:59 PM

im about to become one soon as soon as i get this damn house sold. although VERY small kinda remote stuff... like maybe a laptop G4ti with a couple 896's and a rack of pres/mics sitting off the side of the stage/live room/rehearsal space/whatever someone wants to record in.

5th January 2003, 07:58 PM

Small rig?

Alfajerk?

Yeh RIGHT!

The Metric Halo i/o has some sort of rep for I/o & decent pre's in one unit.. could be weel worth checking out too..

gregrw · 5th January 2003, 10:34 PM

Name:
Gregory R. Wright

Rank:
Insane Onwer/Engineer/Roadie/Driver

Specialty:
On-site TAPE recording of local rock/jazz/blues bands and soloists. (Live shows, practice spaces, houses, etc.) We stick to New England and maybe NYC. For now...

Thought for today:
I can't think today, it's recovery day from last night's gig.

Question of the day:
I like just about every kind of music. The exceptions are rap/hip-hop/house/whatever the hell it's called, Techmo, Latin/Salsa and Britney Spears 'R&B' type crap. Sorry, it's crap, IMHO, and I don't want to deal with it. How does one gracefully say "Look, I don't want to record that type of stuff" without sounding too opinionated, or racist, or whatever? Thought I'd ask...

TinderArts · 6th January 2003, 11:21 PM

Name: Bill Plummer

Rank: owner/engineer of TinderArts (surround production) and WaveSpank (mastering studio)

Specialty: 25 years experience in touring, broadcast & studio engineering. Currently focused on live recording for DVD video releases.

Thought for today: Support live music and live venues!

rollz rollz rollz

jwh1192 · 6th January 2003, 11:28 PM

Wavespank? conjures up all sorts of ocean sex mischief thoughts...

seriously, where are you located....your profile was void of info...

peace john

TinderArts · 6th January 2003, 11:41 PM

John, I'm in Bowie, MD. I'll update the profile.

wildplum · 9th January 2003, 07:06 PM

Name: Paul Tumolo

Rank: Head Plum, Wilplum Recordings, Oakland, CAc www.wildplum.com/remote

Specialty: Folk and Acoustic music, a little rock, country, jazz and classical- and some cowboy music

Thought for today: once again, i wasn't nominated for a grammy; in the now immortal words of Steve Mariucci- BUMMER!

I have a demo CD of some of my work available, if you're interested in a copy, email me.

lheast · 14th January 2003, 03:21 AM

Lou Holtzman
Founder EastSide Sound Studio's
Engineer/Producer
Jazz recording engineer-
Closet Rock engineer--Assisted Sevendust-Twisted sister- Produced C-Toe and won the opening slot for them at KROK's DFP-4

For Remoteness-
Hey Steve,
Thanks for the tapes -I had the factory jumping in Nashville- Too bad I did not have a copy of your recording of Milo Z. That was a great night and you and your crew caught both acts without a hitch. Sort of nice the way i sat on my ass and watched. Can you come to my studio and let me just sit there. Hey, Remember when you cut the Cro-Mags at my place back in the 80"s. Wow, a classic. Maybe I will lure you back in the studio. Thanks for posting the SeriesTen info.
Lou Holtzman
EastSide Sound
NYC

Steve F · 14th January 2003, 04:27 AM

Well, just to prove there are at least a couple of remoteed bod's below the equator . . .

Name: Steve Finucane

Rank: Technical Manager for Chapel Studios as well as owner/engineer of the remote facility which comprises a rebuilt 16 ft caravan (or trailer as it's known in the U.S.) It currently comprises a 32 channel Tascam M600. The other gear is purloined from the studio racks as required.

Specialty: Anything that pays !

Thought: I wish this (the remote) was a commercially viable proposition - ah well, I enjoy myself when I can

Cheers

David R. · 15th January 2003, 10:35 PM

Name: David R.

Rank: Owner/Engineer/Producer/Tea Maker for On The Moon Studio

Speciality: World music, Jazz, accoustic, bad humor

Thought for the day: No matter where you go, there you are.

Extra: Love doing what I call 'gorilla recording.' Set up gear in whatever space and making it work.

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30th November 2002, 08:27 AM	#1
Remoteness Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 4,713	Remote Forum Role Call... Calling all remote folk, friends and dabblers out there. As you may already know, Geaslutz.com's October 2002 guest moderator spot turned into an on going Remote Recording Forum. I see a lot of potential in this specialty arena, but there's always room for improvement. I believe it's time for the Remote Possibilities Forum to be counted. How many of us are really out there? Let's do a "role Call". Why not chime in you thoughts about this forum, tell us about yourself or just post your name rank and specialty. It's all good. All are welcomed to participate. Lurkers are also welcomed, even if you only post this one time. Here's your chance to make or break the forum. Let me be the first to ring in... Name: Steve Remote Rank: Main dude at Aura Sonic Ltd. Specialty: I've been a remote recorder with Aura Sonic Ltd. for nearly 28 years. (Over 30 years as of March, 2007) Based out of NYC. Thought for today: Why don't we create a worldwide network for all remote facilities, their engineers, clients and associate. If one of us gets in a jam, we can call on a facility in the area for technical support in the form of equipment backup, crew support, media stock, etc...

30th November 2002, 11:14 AM	#2
NYC Drew Gear maniac Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NYC area Posts: 193	Re: Remote Forum Role Call... NYC Drew. Just in 5:50am from a gig in CT. Man, am I tired. Next (remote) gig is in Trinidad (6th & 7th) then Dubai 11th...then....round and round and round she goes. Glad to be here. Definately one of the "small" fish. NYC Drew

30th November 2002, 07:02 PM	#3
Sofa King Gear addict Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 403	Im here! Only about 5-6 remote dates a year, but still ove the forum. Keep up the good work!!! __________________ Sean McDonald Sofa King Music Services production engineering songwriting http://www.myspace.com/sofakingmusicserivcesstudio http://www.myspace.com/skmusicservices

30th November 2002, 10:07 PM	#4
JayCrouch Gear maniac Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: CT Posts: 296	Name: Jason Crouch Rank: big fish in small ponds, and little fish in the big sea Specialty: Stereo 2-track recording, and making things happen with small track counts Thought for today: We all have alot of good gear, yet how often do we really use all of it? If we can network in an efficient manner, perhaps we could all have access to alot of great gear all the time... __________________ Jay Crouch Crouch@optonline.net 203-521-9520

1st December 2002, 01:17 AM	#5
alphajerk There is only one Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: asheville NC Posts: 5,291	Name: barrett Rank: been a few days since last shower, so most likely Specialty: sound molestation. Thought for today: my mind is blank as a fart.

1st December 2002, 08:03 AM	#6
Tim Glasgow Gear interested Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 20	Name: Timothy Mitchell Glasgow Rank: Guitar scientist and digital audio chemist. 48% grunt worker, 48% deep thinker, 4% totally useless diversion time waster. Engineer and tech, Echo Cañon, NYC amd listen involvement, London, Ontario, Canada. Has been known to do a remote from time to time. Specialty: Tomatoes, bicycles, cute girls in shiny clothes, old Macs and Pro Tools, old synthesizers and guitars. Probably in that order. Thought For Today: i think i like new school German/Swiss electro-industrial music. --t

1st December 2002, 12:00 PM	#7
Jules Guest Posts: n/a	Name: Julian "Jules" Standen Rank: Producer/engineer/publisher/web host sponsor Specialty: Dealing with teenage & early 20's rock bands / 'managing' the managers / initial 'meetings' / menue reading & food ordering Thought for today: Where shall we go for lunch? & I really must put my rates up. I do remote work in this way - I take a PT Mix+ rig (sometimes even a ProControl main unit) and a waist high stack of outboard pre's / a pair of Gelelec 1031A's cables etc and can record a band anywhere. (A pool hall was good)

1st December 2002, 07:34 PM	#8
jwh1192 Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: los angeles Posts: 558	Name: John W. Hartmann Rank: Independent Speciality: Salmon with Hot pepper sauce/ Capturing the uncapturable/ doing remotes with the gear someone else ordered..."we don't need that box, something with INPUTS WOULD BE NICE" Serious: truck remotes for video shoots and music at home studio at 48k...my new favorite sample rate. peace john

2nd December 2002, 01:21 AM	#9
cajonezzz Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Carlsbad Ca. Posts: 1,721	name: Craig Zarkos rank: Partner, Creative Mobile, Producer/engineer/dishwasher/ lead headscratcher....Proxy music (building new room as we speak) Speciality: all things drum and perc oriented, programming and pretty good "production mgr" (able to get people to do stuff on time) and not bad at scaring up the biziness . Love the challenges of remote work (although we've only got a handul under our belt) thought for today: stay away from Firestone tires...... (see version 1 of the remote truck below) balance your life all work and no play makes jonny a very fat engineer. I'ts not the gear..... pimp what cha got.... Attached Thumbnails __________________ Craig Zarkos http://www.myspace.com/cajonezzz http://tybridroom.com/ z-orama TourstopLIVE! Calavera Proving Grounds (record & ride!) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.

2nd December 2002, 03:00 AM	#10
Steve Smith Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 1,394	Name: Steve Rank: audio engineer, fighting to not be fel transfer engineer. Speciality: making people wonder if i have a speciality.. Thought for today: what the hell am I doing in Kansas city? __________________ Steve Smith - Unorignal, yet commonplace.

2nd December 2002, 04:55 AM	#12
Tubelover Gear maniac Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: So Cal Posts: 169	Tubelover here, count me in the roll call Rank: engineer in training Specialty: Drums and remote with 8 tracks or less My thoughts everyday: A fine Neve board and 2" pay the rent when the gigs indoors, but remote is the real fun. Now if I could just find a dolly for that board.

3rd December 2002, 12:36 AM	#13
Brenton Gear maniac Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 175	Name: Brenton Trott Rank: Sound Engineer/Gearslut/Drummer. Specialty: Recently left full time job with video production unit doing remote and studio work after 12 years. Needed to get out of audio for a while, it had became a job. Thought for today: Now have a home studio and a hobby that I love again. __________________ Cheers Brenton

3rd December 2002, 02:01 AM	#14
recordista Gear nut Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 120	Name: Kurt Albershardt Rank: Returning to pro audio after a 14-year hiatus from Hollywood. Specialty: Squeezing good sound out of tough situations.

3rd December 2002, 09:35 PM	#15
kfledman Gear Head Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 33	name: Ken Feldman rank: producer/engineer/composer Speciality: recording rock and jazz as well as live sound in NYC; steamed in white wine and lots of garlic thought for today: I should not answer the phone while I am still half asleep.....

10th December 2002, 09:42 PM	#17
Dog BBQ Gear interested Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NY Posts: 11	Name: Big Ed Rank: 6'5" Specialty: Music Thought for today: I used to be God but now I sell HotDogs

22nd December 2002, 06:44 PM	#18
Kooster Gear interested Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: North East Posts: 25	Name: Kooster McAllister Company: Record Plant Remote Started at Record Plant 1978 Bought remote division in 1989 Console 54 X 48 API Recorders: Sony 3348, 48 Tracks Radar Nyquest, 12 - DA98's, 2 - Ampex 1200, all small formats 7 TEC awards 1 Grammy Web site recordplantremote.com

28th December 2002, 10:58 PM	#19
THEMIXFIX Gear Head Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NYC Area Posts: 65	Name: Bob Buontempo Rank: Engineer/Producer/Desktop Mastering/Musician/Writer (Recording/Tech. Articles/Books). Specialty Music, Sleeping, and being Annoying!! NYC Area Based (NJ); Recording Rock with REAL Instruments, and (hopefually) getting good sounds (especially on DRUMS!! ) __________________ Bob Buontempo; a.k.a. - THEMIXFIX Email: THEMIXFIX@AOL.COM Also hanging at: http://recpit.prosoundweb.com/

5th January 2003, 12:10 PM	#20
Remoteness Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 4,713	Come on now, I know we got more remotesters out there. OK, I understand that Lurkers may not want to ring in, but what about everyone else. You know, the ones that have posted and/or added to the threads more then three times. Don't you count? Hey, it's all good either way... __________________ Steve Remote AuraSonicLtd.com the home of ASL Mobile & Location Production Remoteness on the Linkedin Network Remoteness on Myspace

5th January 2003, 06:59 PM	#21
alphajerk There is only one Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: asheville NC Posts: 5,291	im about to become one soon as soon as i get this damn house sold. although VERY small kinda remote stuff... like maybe a laptop G4ti with a couple 896's and a rack of pres/mics sitting off the side of the stage/live room/rehearsal space/whatever someone wants to record in.

5th January 2003, 07:58 PM	#22
Jules Guest Posts: n/a	Small rig? Alfajerk? Yeh RIGHT! The Metric Halo i/o has some sort of rep for I/o & decent pre's in one unit.. could be weel worth checking out too..

5th January 2003, 10:34 PM	#23
gregrw Gear nut Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Wakefield, MA Posts: 103	Name: Gregory R. Wright Rank: Insane Onwer/Engineer/Roadie/Driver Specialty: On-site TAPE recording of local rock/jazz/blues bands and soloists. (Live shows, practice spaces, houses, etc.) We stick to New England and maybe NYC. For now... Thought for today: I can't think today, it's recovery day from last night's gig. Question of the day: I like just about every kind of music. The exceptions are rap/hip-hop/house/whatever the hell it's called, Techmo, Latin/Salsa and Britney Spears 'R&B' type crap. Sorry, it's crap, IMHO, and I don't want to deal with it. How does one gracefully say "Look, I don't want to record that type of stuff" without sounding too opinionated, or racist, or whatever? Thought I'd ask... __________________ =============== Apothecary Travelling Sound and Recording On-Site Recording, Live Recording, Live Mixing It's a Way of Life! http://www.apothecarytravelling.com Alternate email: nomadtravelling@yahoo.com (The old biz name.)

6th January 2003, 11:21 PM	#24
TinderArts Gear addict Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Bowie, MD Posts: 356	Name: Bill Plummer Rank: owner/engineer of TinderArts (surround production) and WaveSpank (mastering studio) Specialty: 25 years experience in touring, broadcast & studio engineering. Currently focused on live recording for DVD video releases. Thought for today: Support live music and live venues! rollz rollz rollz

6th January 2003, 11:28 PM	#25
jwh1192 Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: los angeles Posts: 558	Wavespank? conjures up all sorts of ocean sex mischief thoughts... seriously, where are you located....your profile was void of info... peace john

6th January 2003, 11:41 PM	#26
TinderArts Gear addict Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Bowie, MD Posts: 356	John, I'm in Bowie, MD. I'll update the profile.

9th January 2003, 07:06 PM	#27
wildplum Gear Head Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 61	Name: Paul Tumolo Rank: Head Plum, Wilplum Recordings, Oakland, CAc www.wildplum.com/remote Specialty: Folk and Acoustic music, a little rock, country, jazz and classical- and some cowboy music Thought for today: once again, i wasn't nominated for a grammy; in the now immortal words of Steve Mariucci- BUMMER! I have a demo CD of some of my work available, if you're interested in a copy, email me. __________________ Wildplum Recordings a micro label, studio and remote recording service

14th January 2003, 03:21 AM	#28
lheast Gear interested Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 17	SeriesTen Lou Holtzman Founder EastSide Sound Studio's Engineer/Producer Jazz recording engineer- Closet Rock engineer--Assisted Sevendust-Twisted sister- Produced C-Toe and won the opening slot for them at KROK's DFP-4 For Remoteness- Hey Steve, Thanks for the tapes -I had the factory jumping in Nashville- Too bad I did not have a copy of your recording of Milo Z. That was a great night and you and your crew caught both acts without a hitch. Sort of nice the way i sat on my ass and watched. Can you come to my studio and let me just sit there. Hey, Remember when you cut the Cro-Mags at my place back in the 80"s. Wow, a classic. Maybe I will lure you back in the studio. Thanks for posting the SeriesTen info. Lou Holtzman EastSide Sound NYC

14th January 2003, 04:27 AM	#29
Steve F Gear interested Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 10	Well, just to prove there are at least a couple of remoteed bod's below the equator . . . Name: Steve Finucane Rank: Technical Manager for Chapel Studios as well as owner/engineer of the remote facility which comprises a rebuilt 16 ft caravan (or trailer as it's known in the U.S.) It currently comprises a 32 channel Tascam M600. The other gear is purloined from the studio racks as required. Specialty: Anything that pays ! Thought: I wish this (the remote) was a commercially viable proposition - ah well, I enjoy myself when I can Cheers __________________ Steve Finucane Chapel Studios Auckland New Zealand

15th January 2003, 10:35 PM	#30
David R. Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Left Coast, and don't call it 'Frisco Posts: 1,506	Name: David R. Rank: Owner/Engineer/Producer/Tea Maker for On The Moon Studio Speciality: World music, Jazz, accoustic, bad humor Thought for the day: No matter where you go, there you are. Extra: Love doing what I call 'gorilla recording.' Set up gear in whatever space and making it work. __________________ -David R. "Wait a minute. What did you just say? You're predicting $4-a-gallon gas? ... That's interesting. I hadn't heard that." --George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., Feb. 28, 2008

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