Archive for the ‘Recording’ Category

Vintage Guitar Straps

There’s something about vintage guitar straps that seem just as equally nostalgic as the guitars themselves. Whether its the old worn out leather or straps with your favorite bands of the era imprinted on them or even a custom one that you’ve had made especially for your tastes and likings, there’s something special about it. [...]

Audio Recording Software

We review the best in audio recording software to help make your recording project as easy and professional as possible. Below we list some of the most popular recording programs and write our thoughts on the pros and cons of each.

Neve 1272

The Neve 1272 is a line amp/summing buss amp made between 1970-76 by Neve. Vintech Audio produced a replica of the Neve 1272 and while it is not exactly the same as the originial Neve, they do run considerably less expensive and offer a decent value for the quality.
The Neve 1272 was never designed [...]

Vintage Nuemann Microphones

Nuemann microphones were one of the first microphones to be commercially produced, originally for radio broadcasting before moving into other areas as technology advanced. Nuemann’s CMV3 was the first microphone to be mass produced, which was introduced in 1928. The CMv3a was introduced in 1932 and featured removable interchangeable heads.
In 1947, Nuemann began creating the [...]

Neve 1073 Preamp & Equalizer

The Neve 1073 preamp and equalizer was launched in 1970 and still remains a popular choice today amongst recording artists. It’s well known for its “louder than life” and “big, punchy” sound that continues to make the Neve 1073 an icon.
Finding an original handcrafted and handwired Neve 1073 ’s is no easy task, though most [...]