I can record up to 16 mics simultaneously at 24bit, 48000 kHz.
32 total audio tracks available per song.

My current interface is Digi001 with BLA MOD running Protools 6.4
Alesis M1 Active Monitors
SM Pro PR8e Preamps
Behringer ADA8000 mic pres w/conversion at 48kHz
Behringer HA4700 Headphone Amplifier

Mics:
Oktava MK-319 LDC
Oktava MK-012-01 SDC
AKG Perception 400 LDC (O,C,8)
AKG C1000
Heil PR20
Sennheiser e602
Sennheiser e609
Sennheiser e906
ATM450
Shure Sm57 (2)
Shure Beta 52
Nady RSM2 Ribbon Mic

Outboard Gear:
dbx 166a 2-channel stereo compressor
FMR RNC1773 stereo compressor
Art Pro VLA
Radial J48 Direct Box

Amps:
Sovtek Mig50B
Fender Bassman 50
Ampeg Reverberocket
Ampeg SVT3 Pro
Yamaha G100-115

Guitars:
Gibson Les Paul DC
Fender Strat
Epiphone Dot Studio
Fender Acoustic
Fender Precision Bass

Piano:
Yamaha p60 w/88 weighted keys

email me at
terry_d_burch AT yahoo DOT com
if you're interested

Okay, since no one is jumping at this opportunity for a decent and cheap recording, how about:

I'll RECORD your song(s) for FREE.
The catch being, if you want a copy of the finished product, you will pay $50 per song.

wow, that's killer! I had not seen this before. We are knee-deep in recording already or we'd take you up on it. we are talking about doing a 'quick and dirty' 4-5 song ep after our CD is done. i'll hit you up in a few months.

I'll probably hit you up after I break in the new TGMB line-up. Can't beat $50 a song. I hope you dont mind recording loud, shitty punk rock.

For shitty punk bands I'd consider doing a 1-day demo for $200. That would mean you could record as many songs as you can pull off in a day.

Here's what I'd consider a 'day' of recording:

1hr - setup, tuneup, mic placement
4hrs - tracking and overdubs
2hrs - mixing, bouncing, burning

quote:

Originally posted by WebMonkey:
wow, that's killer! I had not seen this before. We are knee-deep in recording already or we'd take you up on it. we are talking about doing a 'quick and dirty' 4-5 song ep after our CD is done. i'll hit you up in a few months.

what?

i added a new mic and some outboard gear.
my schedule is wide open

quote:

Originally posted by terryb:
For shitty punk bands I'd consider doing a 1-day demo for $200. That would mean you could record as many songs as you can pull off in a day.

Here's what I'd consider a 'day' of recording:

1hr - setup, tuneup, mic placement
4hrs - tracking and overdubs
2hrs - mixing, bouncing, burning

What are you, Flash Gordon on the console?

It's a cheap recording, not a pro studio job.
More money = more time

I only have 2 months left before I move out of ABQ.
I'm willing to negotiate prices in order to line up some work. Email me and let's get it together!