Rolling Stones Mobile Studio Tour - Part 1 History of the RSM / Jason Tawkin Interview
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
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In part 1, Jason Tawkin of Studio Bell recounts the history of the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio Bus in the UK and across Europe. Robert discovers how the RSM made its way to Calgary, Alberta.
Then we take an up close look in the RSM control room to discover what's unique about the Helios console, and how it has brilliantly captured the sound of countless recording artists over the last 50 years.
Join us for part 2 where Jason explains why the RSM will continue to make great recordings into the future.
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Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre (NMC), is more than a museum. Tour five floors of exhibitions that tell the story of music in Canada, see historic musical treasures, and make sure to check out a concert at one of several live music spaces. Already a recipient of multiple architectural awards, Studio Bell is the stunning home for music in Canada. For more information about NMC’s onsite activities, please visit studiobell.ca. To check out the NMC experience online, including video-on-demand performances, made-in-Canada stories, and highly entertaining educational content, visit amplify.nmc.ca.
►About the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio
Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) was the first ever professional mobile recording studio. The mobility of the truck and flexibility of its recording equipment allowed the RSM to capture some of the most iconic rock ‘n’ roll records of all time. The RSM is even referenced in the Deep Purple song “Smoke on the Water,” which tells the story of how the mobile studio was almost destroyed by a casino fire when the band recorded in Montreux, Switzerland. Acquired by the National Music Centre (NMC) in 2001, the RSM has since been restored and is now available to be used by artists. It is now parked next to the King Eddy stage, a historic live music venue, where it can record directly from the stage or connect to any of NMC’s unique live rooms. Learn more about recording at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, at studiobell.ca/our-recording-studios
0:00 Intro
0:41 Twin M79 Tape Machines inside the RSM
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3:20 Early History of the RSM bus
5:30 Later Years of the RSM Bus (AIMS Project)
7:17 How did the RSM bus make its way to Calgary?
10:07 What's unique about the Helios recording console?
13:34 The HiFi sound of the Helios console
16:57 Part 2 - The Future of the Helios, What makes the RSM Great
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What a fantastic story, Robert! So cool to hear Jason's description of the rich history of this amazing piece of kit! And crazy to realize its next phase of that history is right here in Alberta.
So glad you enjoy the video! I'd love to bring the band out to record on the King Eddy stage one day!
Thank you very much for showing us this piece of history 👏
Wow! What a treat to have such an in-depth explanation of the Mobile! I've always wanted to to know more about it!
I had no idea it was in my own country. I'm going to have to make trip out west to check it out for sure!
Glad it was helpful, It was a real treat to check out the Truck and the rest of the National Music Centre! Thanks for watching
Huge fan of the Stones and the mobile history, great interview Thanks
This was so much fun, thanks for watching!
WONDERFUL !
Two of the biggest benefits of an extended frequency response are transient and phase response. You want the leading edge of any drum or cymbal hit to be nice and sharp and you also want all of the overtones of whatever you are recording to line up nicely with the fundamental.
Awesome intro - I had to strap my socks on to keep 'em from blowing off. Folks buckle in, Part II of this video is even better:
Rolling Stones Mobile Studio Tour - Part 2 Future of the Helios / Jason Tawkin Interview
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This is exactly how rumors are started ! Ian Stewart was NOT repeat NOT kicked out of the band, (The Rolling Stones).
Stew was asked to leave the band because of his looks, his big jaw. They figured out a roll for him being road mgr., roadie and pianist. This might have had something to do with his mother, they did t want to disappoint her, if memory serves. His van played a roll in the arrangement also.
Stew only played on songs that were in Major keys. He called Minor keys, F'n Chinese music.
So, there you have rock history, not here say/rumor!
@@jonwallace9142 Haha! Great anecdotes. 50+ years after the fact I don't even care how true any of it may be - sure there will be 10 wildly diverging opinions from the 10 folks who were in the room at the time
I think I will go listen to a tech who is not having the flow of oxygen to his brain restricted.
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