So we are holding keys to a 5000 sq foot space on McCarren park, getting ready to build the studio we always wanted.
Amazing.
Stay tuned for some seriously in depth detailed blow by blows on what it takes to build a multi room facility in NYC if you are NOT a millionaire, an investor group, or a business person at all. This wil be an extension of everything I have ever done as a musician.
This place will be a temple for those of you that have simply stuck to your guns and made it happen for your self.
I ran around in the empty space today with my 15 month old daughter.
Yes, there are high hopes.
The adventures of Joel Hamilton: Audio engineer/ record producer, musician.... Brooklyn,NYC.
Showing posts with label Antelope 10M. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antelope 10M. Show all posts
Friday, March 18, 2011
Monday, July 19, 2010
clocking madness
So today I got the DIGI SYNC I/O happening at Studio G.
I did some wiring yoga behind the racks with Francisco, and we moved the Antelope 10M and Trinity to make room for the DIGI sync.
The SYNC is now distributing clock that starts at a rubidium core, atomic clock source, which is divide down from 10MHZ to our sample rate, and also provides a speed/cal reference for the house SMPTE generation in the SYNC. wow. yeah. anyway... so its all up and running and creating LTC for the UPTOWN moving faders in my Neve console.
It is really cool to finally have a solid "house sync" to keep everything syncronized and on the same clock source digitally, but also to have solid LTC/SMPTE/VTC at every device that wants it. there is even MTC available from the same device, all deriving it main speed/cal info from the atomic clock, in theory.
More tile in the chamber tomorrow, with some more plexiglass sealing up some places where we are losing reflections. Also starting to catalog ALL the gear at studio G for a massive website overhaul that is way overdue.
I did some wiring yoga behind the racks with Francisco, and we moved the Antelope 10M and Trinity to make room for the DIGI sync.
The SYNC is now distributing clock that starts at a rubidium core, atomic clock source, which is divide down from 10MHZ to our sample rate, and also provides a speed/cal reference for the house SMPTE generation in the SYNC. wow. yeah. anyway... so its all up and running and creating LTC for the UPTOWN moving faders in my Neve console.
It is really cool to finally have a solid "house sync" to keep everything syncronized and on the same clock source digitally, but also to have solid LTC/SMPTE/VTC at every device that wants it. there is even MTC available from the same device, all deriving it main speed/cal info from the atomic clock, in theory.
More tile in the chamber tomorrow, with some more plexiglass sealing up some places where we are losing reflections. Also starting to catalog ALL the gear at studio G for a massive website overhaul that is way overdue.
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
Chamber rage
Printed the chamber on the Secret Chiefs 3 stuff I was tracking. It sounds bananas.
I cant wait to be mixing some more stuff just so I can use it on EVERYTHING. ;)
Happily looking at Ducati upgrades now. Some carbon fiber here... new racing tank, new carbon side panels, new tail chop... should be looking good soon.
I cant wait to be mixing some more stuff just so I can use it on EVERYTHING. ;)
Happily looking at Ducati upgrades now. Some carbon fiber here... new racing tank, new carbon side panels, new tail chop... should be looking good soon.
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