Rak2 rak3. Abbey Road. Townhouse London. Rockfield in Wales...the Manor Oxford 😪now clised. The Substation in Rosyth Fife. Castle of doom Glasgow. My mates recorded drums and gtrs fir a whole wedding present album at electrical audio Chicago. They told me what i wanted/ needed to know.
Hello, Warren! Thanks for the great video. You give me the opportunity to visit places that are inaccessible to me in ordinary life. And mingle with people I can't meet. It's amazing. It would be great to meet one day Andy Wallace and Manny Marroquin =D. Have a nice weekend.
I agree, he for sure knows his stuff but also seems like a really nice guy, both of them, I could for sure record an album here, Awesome interview Warren!
Nice modern approach to the desk. Really great ideas. Love the Mark Trombino shout outs. Mark was an integral part of the 90’s boom here in San Diego, Pitchfork started it all and Drive Like Jehu was epic.
mojave ampworks victor mason is a good friend of mine. yes he has been doing real estate. he is relocating from so cal to spokane Washington this week! all of his amps are great. and built even better than hiwatts!
Yes! I so missed these tours. Highlight? Boss EQ pedal. Not even joking. The fact you both still thought and cared about something that down to earth... and dare I say, mundane is inspiring. Still care about how to use a cheap pedal to make music. Every piece of gear talked about was connect to what to do with it in music... it was not gear for gear's sake. I will never have these things, but I will have the inspiration to use my things better because of your tour. Thanks PLAP and MM... really.
Geezer is an information tech wizard. What he doesn’t know ain’t worth knowing. He’s narration on each item was like listening to a scientist gleeing about his new found discovery. Had me mesmerised all the way through. His op’o who said he wasn’t a musician played the Yamaha keyboard with skill. Can he sing cus his deep voice was making my wifey weak at the knees. Lol. Again he should use that voice for voice overs, he’d make a package. Well worth my time watching and listening back. Well done guys 👊🏾
these studio tours are brilliant not just for all the cool gear and rooms, but also the amazing gems of wisdom and experience that are readily and frequently shared.
Such a fantastic example of a modern Contemporary studio design. All about open-plan creativity and workflow. Matt Salazar is so insanely passionate and knowledgeable. Great tour I was riveted for the whole thing Thanks
Love the philosophy behind this setup. Workflow is vital but it's so easy to get bogged down in a process or get obsessed with having the "best" and forget about creative flow and the final cohesion of a piece of music. Thank you for the tour!
What a great setup, I love seeing the uniqueness that can be manifest in a studio vision, and that place is a guitar players dream! Matt was a wealth of knowledge and very interesting to listen to, during the height of the pandemic the studio tours are what I missed the most on your channel, thanks Warren!
That is 1 million percent my kinda studio… I love the size and space. I prefer recording as a band if possible. This place is so user friendly. I love that a musician can just walk away into a different area and just stroll around and look at stuff like in a museum. I really dig this space. And the gear and board are incredible. I love the direct wiring and no patch bays. This is setup to flow smoothly. No glass in the control room is great, I love the comraderey. Also love that the guy in control of making the mix the best it can be, also knows every piece of gear he has, and every nuance of the piece. Only 1 thing I’d change. Get a Friedman BE 100 in there for me. Beautiful place and thanks for taking the time to look at things…
Not to nitpick, but mid '73 is when Marshall quit doing point to point, I know this because my point to point 100 watt Marshall has a 73 build date. I totally dig this concept for a studio, so how I would do it if money were no object and I could start over. Great tour and interview.
Jeez! What a terrific Fender amp section! I was thinking he'd have to have some on hand. Seems like a nice guy who'd be great to work with. I'm sure he's gotten some great performances out of people in that space.
Great work. Was going to say, the Rat is my favourite distortion pedal, though it's much more than that. And the Fat Rat is my favourite, because it cleans up well, lets the pick dynamics through better, and works really well on bass, as well as guitar. I really like it for that grinding Kim Gordon style bass tone, on my Mustang bass with an Ampeg fliptop. EarthQuaker Plumes/Blumes are another pair of really useful drive pedal variants that I like a lot with both guitar and bass. And they're different to Rats, which have more of a distortion character with bass, wheras weirdly Plumes/Blues goes slightly more into a fuzz tone with bass. Not the same as with guitar.
This is my ideal studio. It is perfect and has all the things setup exactly the best way. love the open room design, love that it's inviting and pretty enough to film in, love that there are no patchbays and everything is routed directly. love the capi's, love the desk that's also a daw controller, yet modular analog too, love the amp switchers. it's all perfect! What a great setup. and introduced me to a great load box, should i ever need one. very cool.
I'm a drummer/producer but still get a buzz from seeing a guitarist/producer drooling over pedals and amps! It's funny because I worked with Steven Street in the 90s on a drum session but was too afraid to ask too many questions for fear of being unprofessional, but you asked him all the questions I would have, so big thanks for that!! 👍
Foxrox Octron 2! At 1:06:38 GREAT pedal. Wish I wouldn't have sold mine, but I'm on the list for the new one. He didn't mention that it also has a loop built into it - you can run a chain of other pedals that will only switch on when you turn on the octron, then be processed through it. Analog octave up and down with fuzz (or cleaner, there are some DIP switches inside that alter the tonality a bit) that tracks better than any other analog octave I've tried. Pete Thorn has a good demo of it..
Hah, I told my brother that the Boss BF-2 was the pedal that made me fall in love with guitar, and he found me one. It is super cool, almost like two pedals in one, at least.
It took 3 days to watch the show (time constraints) and it was well worth it! Warren always has excellent interviews. My favorite studio is my home office studio, the only one I can afford.
Great studio, great tour!! I'd like to see a part 2 as there was so much time spent on pedals. I'm a guitar player but I love cymbals, drums, and more on guitars. And all that other stuff! Thanks Warren!
Right from the start, that desk is precisely what I want. If I ver get to build a studio. Gotta stop being broke. But it's got the perfect feel for me. I need to get contact info for Collin (sp) just in case I do get there. The studio itself is amazing. But... the walls of all the amps and pedals... I need a drool bucket.
That studio is fantastic. Love the concept. Best quote "If you know certain channels are always going to be xyz why make it a patch bay." I feel the same as Matt. I am actually drawing up plans for a 16 X 24 big room studio with no partitions for "control room". My question for Matt is "Going through with that type of room do you have to utilize more sound diffusion and/or dampening on the walls or would you say its the same just more strategically positioned."
I have a Bugera V22 that I have had for many years now, I replaced the tubes with all MESA and put a 12in Cannibas Rex in it.....outstanding sounding amp, it shocks people all the time
I'd love to hear some stems out of here with a full band cutting live off the floor. How good is the separation/isolation when monitoring in the control room?
Thanks, Warren. This was a long one but so interesting I watched through to the end. So cool they're using so much CAPI stuff.. I have 6 channels of Jeff's preamps. And what a cool use of one huge room with all the specific sound treatment everywhere. And a ridiculous gear collection - wow.
Warren: Those studio tours are amazing from simple point of view: You read those reviews online and You never know if someone was paid for them of not, does this outboard gear is good or a guy was sponsored by, but when You see a big great studio and they actually have it installed in the rack then You know. I'm talkin about these AML 52F50 - It's hard to get a Neve 2254 and You never know about a true condition of them. One of the best engineers Paul Fg, when He did incredible Mike Inez bass sound on last Alice in chains 3 records (Without Layne), said that He love 2254 on bass and He would use only them if studio has enough. Now I will look closer to this AML 52F50!
Cool studio tour and equipment review. They really do have everything. I'm going to save this video just for those times when I'm not sure what I want to use... for whatever.
Really like their approach. When they spoke about switching from their SSL to the current custom approach, I noticed a lot of double speak haha. I think Matt might still miss the SSL! I understand it was about speed, but Matt seemed to feel that he was pretty fast on the console. I'd like to hear more specifically what the bottle neck was - recall I guess? Or is it just that the new setup really cemented the switch from out of the box to in the box mixing.
"I'm a Tele guy".... says just about every seasoned guitarist on the planet (LOL). I mean there's the Les Paul camp, but who doesn't love the magnificently simple but effective Tele? 🙂
Man, really love all your studio tours, but it would be great to be able to hear examples of the music that comes out of the studios, maybe some links to hi quality recordings, ask the studios they can send you examples?
What I like about your channel Warren is the accessibility. My experience of recording is VERY limited indeed so the most I ‘get’ is Logic Pro which I have to ask my son about if I need detail. But it never feels like this stuff goes over my head because somewhere along the way terms get explained and that is enormously helpful Not to say really very entertaining. You get the producers depth of knowledge the excellent guitar playing, and then the insight of a very good music writer. Thanks for everything that you do. Max, Yorkshire England
Well crafted studio, very forward thinking. A mono 5" crap reference speaker for mixing and a basketball court out back and it´s a wrap for me. Nothing like working in one room.
Man, I love your energy while giving instructions to 🤟🏾👍🏾. BTW been playing mostly keys had a convo just this morning about how I’m rusty on Pedals with our Organist. Thanks 🙏
Well, that's a ton of gear. Can't imagine, with the vintage git collection and amps, mics (you didn't get into the mic locker btw) and outboard, what it all cost. Has to be well over a million. Somehow or other they are apparently either extremely well funded, by some awesome benefactor, or they work a ton and charge a lot of money. I've never heard of Matt as a guitar player. Can he play? He certainly knows the gear inside and out. Smart guy.
Doubt I'll ever get an answer to this late niche question, but I'll try anyway: What's his favourite PRS? Model/Year/Pickups. And secondary, favourite guitar for metal in his collection?
What is your favourite studio to work in? Let me know below!
Despite our old basement studio and our favourite studio in cologne, which are both gone, I like to work at my own small place.
Rak2 rak3. Abbey Road. Townhouse London. Rockfield in Wales...the Manor Oxford 😪now clised. The Substation in Rosyth Fife. Castle of doom Glasgow. My mates recorded drums and gtrs fir a whole wedding present album at electrical audio Chicago. They told me what i wanted/ needed to know.
Wisseloord!
Hello, Warren! Thanks for the great video. You give me the opportunity to visit places that are inaccessible to me in ordinary life. And mingle with people I can't meet. It's amazing. It would be great to meet one day Andy Wallace and Manny Marroquin =D. Have a nice weekend.
Home. I'm in the middle of building my dream home studio. I'm hoping to be finished mid fall.
Well that was nice to hear he uses my Mojave Peacemaker so often. I’m glad we are a go to amp in an arsenal of stellar choices.
Fantastic! Thanks Mojave
@@Producelikeapro victor is super easy tow work with.
This studio is absolutely amazing! The video could've been 3 hours and I still would've watched the whole thing!
Wow! Thanks ever so much Jordan!
I agree, I read one hour 40 mins and thought that is a commitment, but put it on and it was suddenly over. That pedal collection!
@@peterleeson1122 thanks ever so much!
Ditto 👍🏾
Couldn't agree more I honestly wish there was more.
this guy is the definitive master of describing amp sounds!!!
Fantastic!!
What I like more than anything is he had an answer for all your questions and not only the basics but every aspect.Very impressive.
Yes, indeed! Very informative indeed
I agree, he for sure knows his stuff but also seems like a really nice guy, both of them, I could for sure record an album here, Awesome interview Warren!
These guys are really smart….soo good to see them walk in that air
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
Yes, please keep these long-form videos coming.! Great job Warren and team!
Oh yes! I certainly will!
Nice modern approach to the desk. Really great ideas. Love the Mark Trombino shout outs. Mark was an integral part of the 90’s boom here in San Diego, Pitchfork started it all and Drive Like Jehu was epic.
Marvellous! Thanks ever so much for sharing!
mojave ampworks victor mason is a good friend of mine. yes he has been doing real estate. he is relocating from so cal to spokane Washington this week! all of his amps are great. and built even better than hiwatts!
Yes! I so missed these tours. Highlight? Boss EQ pedal. Not even joking. The fact you both still thought and cared about something that down to earth... and dare I say, mundane is inspiring. Still care about how to use a cheap pedal to make music. Every piece of gear talked about was connect to what to do with it in music... it was not gear for gear's sake. I will never have these things, but I will have the inspiration to use my things better because of your tour. Thanks PLAP and MM... really.
Thanks ever so much for picking up on that! Agreed, that is such a simple and amazing piece!
Geezer is an information tech wizard. What he doesn’t know ain’t worth knowing. He’s narration on each item was like listening to a scientist gleeing about his new found discovery. Had me mesmerised all the way through. His op’o who said he wasn’t a musician played the Yamaha keyboard with skill. Can he sing cus his deep voice was making my wifey weak at the knees. Lol. Again he should use that voice for voice overs, he’d make a package. Well worth my time watching and listening back. Well done guys 👊🏾
Thanks ever so much Germaine!
these studio tours are brilliant not just for all the cool gear and rooms, but also the amazing gems of wisdom and experience that are readily and frequently shared.
Thanks ever so much!!
Such a fantastic example of a modern Contemporary studio design. All about open-plan creativity and workflow. Matt Salazar is so insanely passionate and knowledgeable. Great tour I was riveted for the whole thing Thanks
I for one, really enjoyed this studio visit. It showed a completely different take on a unique type of studio that I really enjoyed. Thank You.
Love the philosophy behind this setup.
Workflow is vital but it's so easy to get bogged down in a process or get obsessed with having the "best" and forget about creative flow and the final cohesion of a piece of music. Thank you for the tour!
I love the ingenuity, what a well designed and awesome place.
Yes, agreed 100%!
really enjoyed yur tour of this new studio.
Thanks ever so much
Just WOW, love these studio tours!!!
Thanks ever so much Ady!!
Wow. Where do we start. Top lads.
I enjoyed this video so much that I never noticed it was almost two hours long. Thank you sir!
Thanks ever so much!!
What a great setup, I love seeing the uniqueness that can be manifest in a studio vision, and that place is a guitar players dream! Matt was a wealth of knowledge and very interesting to listen to, during the height of the pandemic the studio tours are what I missed the most on your channel, thanks Warren!
That is 1 million percent my kinda studio… I love the size and space. I prefer recording as a band if possible. This place is so user friendly. I love that a musician can just walk away into a different area and just stroll around and look at stuff like in a museum. I really dig this space. And the gear and board are incredible. I love the direct wiring and no patch bays. This is setup to flow smoothly. No glass in the control room is great, I love the comraderey. Also love that the guy in control of making the mix the best it can be, also knows every piece of gear he has, and every nuance of the piece. Only 1 thing I’d change. Get a Friedman BE 100 in there for me. Beautiful place and thanks for taking the time to look at things…
Yes !
Great video, Matt was so easy with endless information and I loved your honest inquisitive banter. Great flow, and what a studio! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was amazing! Thank you for the tour Warren and the crew at Mad Muse!
Marvellous
Not to nitpick, but mid '73 is when Marshall quit doing point to point, I know this because my point to point 100 watt Marshall has a 73 build date. I totally dig this concept for a studio, so how I would do it if money were no object and I could start over. Great tour and interview.
Great info to know! Thanks ever so much!
It's like Wonderland! What a place!
Yes! Amazing
Jeez! What a terrific Fender amp section! I was thinking he'd have to have some on hand. Seems like a nice guy who'd be great to work with. I'm sure he's gotten some great performances out of people in that space.
I agree! Amazing collection of Amps!!
Damn that piano sounds gorgeous
Agreed
Awesome to see the FatRat in an honored place. I was on the design team and, while I’m biased of course, I think it’s an underrated pedal.
Great work. Was going to say, the Rat is my favourite distortion pedal, though it's much more than that. And the Fat Rat is my favourite, because it cleans up well, lets the pick dynamics through better, and works really well on bass, as well as guitar. I really like it for that grinding Kim Gordon style bass tone, on my Mustang bass with an Ampeg fliptop. EarthQuaker Plumes/Blumes are another pair of really useful drive pedal variants that I like a lot with both guitar and bass. And they're different to Rats, which have more of a distortion character with bass, wheras weirdly Plumes/Blues goes slightly more into a fuzz tone with bass. Not the same as with guitar.
That's a beautiful desk . So functional
Absolutely
This is my ideal studio. It is perfect and has all the things setup exactly the best way. love the open room design, love that it's inviting and pretty enough to film in, love that there are no patchbays and everything is routed directly. love the capi's, love the desk that's also a daw controller, yet modular analog too, love the amp switchers. it's all perfect! What a great setup. and introduced me to a great load box, should i ever need one. very cool.
Great episode Warren, was gonna just tune in for 15 minutes or so, but then ended up watching the entire show !
Wow! Thanks ever so much!
ME too!! amazing indeed!! thank you Warren!
I’ve watched this 4 times now. It’s amazing! A guitar gear dream.
one of the best studio tours ever.
Thanks Mattie!
I'm a drummer/producer but still get a buzz from seeing a guitarist/producer drooling over pedals and amps! It's funny because I worked with Steven Street in the 90s on a drum session but was too afraid to ask too many questions for fear of being unprofessional, but you asked him all the questions I would have, so big thanks for that!! 👍
Foxrox Octron 2! At 1:06:38 GREAT pedal. Wish I wouldn't have sold mine, but I'm on the list for the new one. He didn't mention that it also has a loop built into it - you can run a chain of other pedals that will only switch on when you turn on the octron, then be processed through it. Analog octave up and down with fuzz (or cleaner, there are some DIP switches inside that alter the tonality a bit) that tracks better than any other analog octave I've tried. Pete Thorn has a good demo of it..
Really fun tour. Lots of amp and pedal geekiness. Thanks, guys!
Thanks ever so much!!
Great to see the tours back Warren.
Thanks ever so much!
Ah yes, fondly looking back at 2016 as well
still one of my favorite tours. needs an update
I really like the setup of the studio and those wooden diffuser, is their possible to have a plan or schematics from those diffuser?? nice setup!
Hah, I told my brother that the Boss BF-2 was the pedal that made me fall in love with guitar, and he found me one. It is super cool, almost like two pedals in one, at least.
Fantastic! I love BF-2!
What an amazing facility and set of tools. Definitely want to hear what breath of music comes from there.
Thanks ever so much!!
Earthquaker Devices "The Warden" is my favorite compressor pedal.
Thanks ever so much for sharing Ken!
It took 3 days to watch the show (time constraints) and it was well worth it! Warren always has excellent interviews. My favorite studio is my home office studio, the only one I can afford.
Fantastic! Glad you enjoyed the studio tour! It was a lot of fun!!
Marvellous studio and video. Love it. Thank you so much.
Thanks ever so much Pepe!
Amazing tour, very nice studio.
Fun producer to listen to all day long.
Thanks ever so much
What a fantastic studio! The owners seem so very cool too! Watched every second of this. WoW!
Thanks Craig
Wow This studio is really cutting edge. I love the openness of the room(S) and the hard wired approach.
Fantastic
Revolution Recording in Toronto Canada! Amazing live room in Studio A
Thanks for sharing
Yes another studio tour!!!
Thanks ever so much!!
Great studio, great tour!! I'd like to see a part 2 as there was so much time spent on pedals. I'm a guitar player but I love cymbals, drums, and more on guitars. And all that other stuff!
Thanks Warren!
Great video again Warren . Those divided/13 are amazing and Tim Pierce did a video on them and they are gorgeous sounding.
Right from the start, that desk is precisely what I want. If I ver get to build a studio. Gotta stop being broke. But it's got the perfect feel for me. I need to get contact info for Collin (sp) just in case I do get there. The studio itself is amazing. But... the walls of all the amps and pedals... I need a drool bucket.
That studio is fantastic. Love the concept. Best quote "If you know certain channels are always going to be xyz why make it a patch bay." I feel the same as Matt. I am actually drawing up plans for a 16 X 24 big room studio with no partitions for "control room". My question for Matt is "Going through with that type of room do you have to utilize more sound diffusion and/or dampening on the walls or would you say its the same just more strategically positioned."
I have a Bugera V22 that I have had for many years now, I replaced the tubes with all MESA and put a 12in Cannibas Rex in it.....outstanding sounding amp, it shocks people all the time
I'd love to hear some stems out of here with a full band cutting live off the floor. How good is the separation/isolation when monitoring in the control room?
I’m going to go back and create some tracks! I’ll let you know!
With an amp collection like that it's no surprise he's never turned on the Kemper
Wow that is one beautiful studio!
Yes, it is! Thanks ever so much!
Omigoodness! Y'all managed to make it to the drums! Hee! 💓
Haha indeed
Good to see you out recording in reality
Yes! So much fun to get out there and look at this amazing studio!
Love the "console".
Me too!
Thank you Warren-Muse? Never heard of them! :-)
Incredible set up smiling.
Thanks Marcus!
Matt is awesome great energy, dope studio!
Thanks ever so much
I love this channel. Thank you for all the great content you spoil us with. Friendly greetings!
Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks, Warren. This was a long one but so interesting I watched through to the end. So cool they're using so much CAPI stuff.. I have 6 channels of Jeff's preamps. And what a cool use of one huge room with all the specific sound treatment everywhere. And a ridiculous gear collection - wow.
Warren: Those studio tours are amazing from simple point of view: You read those reviews online and You never know if someone was paid for them of not, does this outboard gear is good or a guy was sponsored by, but when You see a big great studio and they actually have it installed in the rack then You know.
I'm talkin about these AML 52F50 - It's hard to get a Neve 2254 and You never know about a true condition of them. One of the best engineers Paul Fg, when He did incredible Mike Inez bass sound on last Alice in chains 3 records (Without Layne), said that He love 2254 on bass and He would use only them if studio has enough. Now I will look closer to this AML 52F50!
Cool studio tour and equipment review. They really do have everything. I'm going to save this video just for those times when I'm not sure what I want to use... for whatever.
Thanks ever so much! Agreed great studio!
What an EPIC studio!!
Beautiful studio, I could spend days tweaking and playing with all those pedals.
Thanks Uri!
Holy cow this studio...
Yes, amazing
I'm the same with ATCs the minute i got mine every other monitor other than my grot box was gone. Great vid
Hey Colin 🤜🏾🤛🏽dapz
They also added diode clipping in to the JCM800 after the first few years of production. Might be the reason you didn't like them before!
Aha! Maybe! Thanks for sharing that
Amazing,and you did marvelous job as always Warren!!
Thanks ever so much
What a lovely guy. Gorgeous studio. Very informative video Warren. 👍
Thanks very much
Watched it to the end. Amazing! Thx
Thanks Bas!!
DS 1 distortion great review with most knowledgeable chap..Warren....what NO Helix Rack...come on!!
Haha I have a Helix rack!
Cleanest set up I’ve seen yet.. damn🤘
Marvellous
Really like their approach. When they spoke about switching from their SSL to the current custom approach, I noticed a lot of double speak haha. I think Matt might still miss the SSL! I understand it was about speed, but Matt seemed to feel that he was pretty fast on the console. I'd like to hear more specifically what the bottle neck was - recall I guess? Or is it just that the new setup really cemented the switch from out of the box to in the box mixing.
"I'm a Tele guy".... says just about every seasoned guitarist on the planet (LOL). I mean there's the Les Paul camp, but who doesn't love the magnificently simple but effective Tele? 🙂
Very well said!
Amazing place.
Agreed
Man, really love all your studio tours, but it would be great to be able to hear examples of the music that comes out of the studios, maybe some links to hi quality recordings, ask the studios they can send you examples?
beautiful studio men..!!!
Thanks ever so much
What I like about your channel Warren is the accessibility. My experience of recording is VERY limited indeed so the most I ‘get’ is Logic Pro which I have to ask my son about if I need detail. But it never feels like this stuff goes over my head because somewhere along the way terms get explained and that is enormously helpful
Not to say really very entertaining. You get the producers depth of knowledge the excellent guitar playing, and then the insight of a very good music writer. Thanks for everything that you do.
Max, Yorkshire England
this is one of the nicest studios I've seen so far! great athmosphere and soo much gear 😅😬
What an amazing studio!!!!!! I want to track here.
It’s fantastic
Well crafted studio, very forward thinking. A mono 5" crap reference speaker for mixing and a basketball court out back and it´s a wrap for me. Nothing like working in one room.
Hello and thanks Warren & Team! Could someone help me determine the model number of the ATC Loudspeakers?
It’s a beautiful playground!
It certainly is
Super-interesting interview 👍🏻 Great guy, great gear, thanks.
Thanks ever so much Karl!
Thanks! Great studio and tour.
Thanks Arthur!
Man, I love your energy while giving instructions to 🤟🏾👍🏾. BTW been playing mostly keys had a convo just this morning about how I’m rusty on Pedals with our Organist. Thanks 🙏
haha! Loving the CAPI Console!
Marvellous
@@Producelikeapro definitely marvelous! I had actually dreamt of building my studio in that way one day! Thank you for your videos, I’m a huge fan!! 😎
Well, that's a ton of gear. Can't imagine, with the vintage git collection and amps, mics (you didn't get into the mic locker btw) and outboard, what it all cost. Has to be well over a million. Somehow or other they are apparently either extremely well funded, by some awesome benefactor, or they work a ton and charge a lot of money.
I've never heard of Matt as a guitar player. Can he play? He certainly knows the gear inside and out. Smart guy.
no microphone cabinet tour??
Part two!!
Who made your control/ rack mount desk?
How much breathing room does an amp need ? those shelves are tight
I swear by the SSL UR8's, in the Box but feels out side the Box.
Thanks for sharing Trevor!
Amazing place
Agreed!!
Doubt I'll ever get an answer to this late niche question, but I'll try anyway: What's his favourite PRS? Model/Year/Pickups. And secondary, favourite guitar for metal in his collection?