Any Remote recording guys 'ere in London?

OneWayOut · 17th March 2010

Looking to put some live recording packages together and need a good remote company to partner with...(hire on)

Thanks jeff

gareth.h.rees · 17th March 2010

Forum member LX3 is in London and does some pretty big gigs LX3 Live Recording - Audio Location Recording and Mobile Studio Services - London, UK

hbphotoav · 17th March 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by gareth.h.rees

Forum member LX3 is in London and does some pretty big gigs LX3 Live Recording - Audio Location Recording and Mobile Studio Services - London, UK

I'll be there in July... but only for a couple of days visiting a friend in Sunbury, after a audio/video gig at Coventry. It's a pretty small gig, anyway...

OneWayOut · 17th March 2010

Hey Thanks Gareth!

themaidsroom · 17th March 2010

i have used fleetwood mobile in the uk and they
are amazing.

LX3 · 17th March 2010

Fleetwood as an entity are gone, but anyone doing a gig and needing a big OB truck can try Red-TX. Some of the ex-Fleetwood people are part of RedTX.

And of course, Red TX have Tim Summerhayes on board.

There's also Will Shapland mobiles. This is a total guess, but between them, RedTX and Will probably do 70% of the large scale shows in the UK... especially those going out live.

But hi Jeff, good to speak to you earlier.

John Willett · 17th March 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by OneWayOut

Looking to put some live recording packages together and need a good remote company to partner with...(hire on)

Thanks jeff

I am based in Oxfordshire but record in London more than my home area.

I specialise in location classical - piano a speciality, but have done others including Opera.

Spike · 17th March 2010

Boxcars Productions (myspace) - good friends of mine, I haven't spoken to them lately but before I left London they were first call for any location recording last.fm or Rockfeedback (among others) were doing... They might be on tour with someone right now but worth a call

themaidsroom · 17th March 2010

Tim Summerhayes
was great

so was the euphonix board
the 48 api pres on stage
and the otari mtr 90's fitted
with 16 track heads

be well

- jack

huub · 17th March 2010

Tim summerhayes (and ollie nesham and matt) are now with red TX.. fleetwood is indeed gone.. Red TX have a truck with studer vista 8 or derig with studer stagebox..

I have no doubt that our own LX3 is the real deal also..

matthewd · 18th March 2010

You might want to have a look at Floating Earth who have a good truck and also there is a guy called Pete Austin who runs a truck with Sony DMXR-100 / SIU and Pyramix - he does a lot of concert live CDs on the night type gigs if this is what you're looking for. I've got a Sadie LRX myself so if its a digital desk particularly with Madi and you simply want to track it, that will do up to 64 tracks or better to go with 48 and use a 16 channel mic card to capture some audience mics etc. It only takes up one seat in the venue but if your needs are greater than that Red TX, Float or Pete's truck are the ones to go for.

Matt

OneWayOut · 21st March 2010

Thanks Guys for all the great helpful tips and pointing me in the right direction....!

Great talking with you too Paul....

17th March 2010	#1
OneWayOut Gear nut Joined: Apr 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 128 Thread Starter	Any Remote recording guys 'ere in London? Looking to put some live recording packages together and need a good remote company to partner with...(hire on) Thanks jeff

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themaidsroom Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2005 Location: nyc / london Posts: 3,510	Tim Summerhayes was great so was the euphonix board the 48 api pres on stage and the otari mtr 90's fitted with 16 track heads be well - jack __________________ www.themaidsroom.com http://www.last.fm/music/Jack+McKeever

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gareth.h.rees Gear addict Joined: Apr 2008 Location: Wales, UK Posts: 317	Forum member LX3 is in London and does some pretty big gigs LX3 Live Recording - Audio Location Recording and Mobile Studio Services - London, UK

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LX3 Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 1,034	Fleetwood as an entity are gone, but anyone doing a gig and needing a big OB truck can try Red-TX. Some of the ex-Fleetwood people are part of RedTX. And of course, Red TX have Tim Summerhayes on board. There's also Will Shapland mobiles. This is a total guess, but between them, RedTX and Will probably do 70% of the large scale shows in the UK... especially those going out live. But hi Jeff, good to speak to you earlier.

17th March 2010	#8
Spike Gear Head Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 41	Boxcars Productions (myspace) - good friends of mine, I haven't spoken to them lately but before I left London they were first call for any location recording last.fm or Rockfeedback (among others) were doing... They might be on tour with someone right now but worth a call

17th March 2010	#10
huub Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2005 Location: amsterdam Posts: 1,208	Tim summerhayes (and ollie nesham and matt) are now with red TX.. fleetwood is indeed gone.. Red TX have a truck with studer vista 8 or derig with studer stagebox.. I have no doubt that our own LX3 is the real deal also..

18th March 2010	#11
matthewd Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 162	You might want to have a look at Floating Earth who have a good truck and also there is a guy called Pete Austin who runs a truck with Sony DMXR-100 / SIU and Pyramix - he does a lot of concert live CDs on the night type gigs if this is what you're looking for. I've got a Sadie LRX myself so if its a digital desk particularly with Madi and you simply want to track it, that will do up to 64 tracks or better to go with 48 and use a 16 channel mic card to capture some audience mics etc. It only takes up one seat in the venue but if your needs are greater than that Red TX, Float or Pete's truck are the ones to go for. Matt

21st March 2010	#12
OneWayOut Gear nut Joined: Apr 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 128 Thread Starter	Thanks Guys for all the great helpful tips and pointing me in the right direction....! Great talking with you too Paul....