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#510967 - 03/23/04 04:15 PM Great Rooms In NYC?
Saint Johnny B
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Tell us about the "great" rooms in NYC. Please provide details too. Thanks
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#510968 - 03/23/04 05:01 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
Jan Folkson
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Sound On Sound

http://www.soundonsoundstudios.com

2 SSL9000Js, Oxford, + everything you'd expect to find in a world class facility.

My room is housed in their faciltiy as well.

http://www.soundonsoundstudios.com/studio.e.html
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#510969 - 03/23/04 05:53 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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while not in the city, Pie Studios, about 30 minutes out on the Island has the most amazing osunding Neve I've ever worked on, and more outboard gear than God. the rooms sound amazing, and the setting is very comfortable.
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#510970 - 03/23/04 11:21 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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More posts please.
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#510971 - 03/24/04 06:14 AM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Is there any possibility that I might get a tour of these fine establishments, say, over the weekend?
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#510972 - 03/24/04 12:06 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Call Chris at Sound on Sound 212-757-5300 to set it up.
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#510973 - 03/25/04 06:20 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Music Palace. Not in Manhattan, about 45 minutes out on Long Island. Hands down the best mix room in the area. Monitoring is brilliant and the SSL is amazingly well modified and maintaine, though the automation can go funky sometimes. Outboard rack is brilliant. Worth the trip, absolutely.
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#510974 - 03/25/04 09:00 PM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Look into Sear Sound studios...it's for sale ....and he has a fabulous set-up. He believes in analog sound and great recordings...was gracious enough to let us tour his studio via AES 2002(?). He's a good guy.......Dogbreath
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#510975 - 03/31/04 04:17 AM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Dog,

Thanks for the tip, Sear Sound is a great place. It is no longer for sale and is currently open for business. If you want great analog sound, you can get it there. Walter is a great man, one of the pioneers in the business...still going strong too.

Jan,

I called Chris, but I was unable to get the schedule to work.

My thanks to everybody who posted.
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#510976 - 03/31/04 05:09 AM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Avatar has one of the best drum rooms in the city. A buddy of mine did an album there - slammin'!
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#510977 - 03/31/04 09:25 AM Re: Great Rooms In NYC?
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Great rooms for what? Jazz trio? String overdubs? Rock band? Orchestral film score? Solo kazoo?

Or are you looking for a place to mix?

-dave
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