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Hear what hardware sounds like

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Want 3 different basslines from a Minimoog, ARP 2600 and SH-101? Need a Jupiter string sound for the verse, and a Prophet string for the Chorus?

External Hardware Processing

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Want to add some dirt, distortion, compression, tube overdrive into your cold stems? Need something instead of plugins? Want me to master your project?

Book a session at an hourly rate

Send MIDI files, get audio back!

Book a session at an hourly rate

The best sounds often come from hands on experimentation and discovery. Want to record vocals through some of the world's best vocal chain? Come over, f*ck around and find out!

Get that hardware sound, fast

Send over MIDI, get audio back

What you send: MIDI files, tempo, and a description of what you think you need.

What you get: Stereo 44.1 audio versions delivered back to you until you're happy.

I've only done this  ̶h̶u̶n̶d̶r̶e̶d̶s̶  thousands of times. Maybe you want a bassline but have no idea which synth to use. There is no right answer, but I can send you some choices to pick from.  

External Hardware processing

Maybe you need some dirt added to your sound? Some saturation. Some inaccuracies. Some punch and distortion that you can only get from lusty hardware pieces. Perhaps you need a track "louder". Or maybe you're not sure what you need, but you think hardware and someone else's ears could improve your work. 

Book an in-studio session!

Are you a control freak and cannot bear to put your music in someone else's hands? Fair enough! (Me too!)

Book some time at your convenience, come over and play with some synthesizers and I'll hit record. Or bring me your tracks and I'll show you how to process them with the undeniable girth of a Culture Vulture, then show you how to dial in a sound with the Overstayer Modular Channel. Almost every track can benefit when being run through external processing, inserting some imperfections along the way.  


Or maybe you just want to belt out your song into a tube Neumann U67, through a Neve 1073, 1176, and LA-2A and see if it's all really worth it? 

Hint: ...it might not be for you!

But how much?

Not much. Often times its cheaper than renting from me. 

Contact me for rates with a description of what you'd like to try!

Gear lust / Gear list

Partial list of hardware you can utilize:

  • Universal Audio LA-2A
  • Thermionic Culture Culture Vulture Super 15
  • Overstayer Modular Channel 8755DM
  • Neve 1073 with 1073 EQ
  • Purple Action Compressor (1176 clone)
  • Shadow Hills Mono Gama Preamp 
  • API 550b EQ
  • Kurzweil KSP8 multi effects unit
  • Roland DEP-5 multi-effects
  • Lexicon PCM60 vintage Reverb
  • Lexicon Prime Time 93 vintage delay
  • Eventide H969 Harmonizer
  • Eventide 2016 Reverb
  • Eventide Eclipse multi effects
  • Korg GR-1 Stereo Spring Reverb
  • Peavey Valverb Spring Reverb
  • Tech 21 Sansamp PSA-1 and RPM
  • Electro Harmonix Bi-filter (dual mu-tron filter clone)

Does hardware really matter?

If it inspires you to make something that you otherwise would not, then YES! Sometimes running things out of the computer and into circuitry makes them sound dirtier (because of added noise), different (turning knobs to get there), "bigger" because of transformers, A/D and D/A converinaudible distortions and clipping. 

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