Studios of the pros: stars' recording setups in pictures

Excellent piece by the musicradar team.

A look inside the studios of 20 established producers and musicians.

Click on start slideshow to cycle through the selection of producers.

Click on read to select your chosen studio article and cycle the individual photos.

http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/stu ... s-370071/1

If you had to use one of these studios to record your next album which would it be?

looked like a lot of bedroom setups. Better pictures than anything. But Mobys looked the most useful.

dopedee wrote:looked like a lot of bedroom setups. Better pictures than anything. But Mobys looked the most useful.

moby's is pretty cool.. there was a video showing it more in depth.. he has a LOT of vintage drum machines (50+ ?) and that's in the other room from the studio area... in the studio room with the computer etc... I think he mentioned that he has a sub floor with a couple of tons of sand etc.

good post, always like seeing other setups and studio's, its like car junkies going to a car show.


here's an interview with moby and his analog drum machines

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u9i3FFVA74

dopedee wrote:looked like a lot of bedroom setups.

I'd say most pre-production/programming takes place in home or project studios. Producers can save money by only using commercial studios when they need to mix, master and record vocals/live instruments.

I'd go to Jazzanova's. Because of the analog side, tape/outboards/desks...