Richard O. Burdick's recording studio

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Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.	Photos of the studio Mr. Burdick's recording studio is . . ............. I just have a closet size room (7 x 10 but L shaped) You won't believe it, but I record 4 stereo, tracks per track. The horn is an instrument that needs to come from all around, not one specific place, since it points backwards and spreads out. I use 2 sets of tubes (mxlv69, gt66) one pair of PZM's (good ones) and a paid of Chinese made "Stellar RM4"'s ribbon mics. All different to make a good mix of quality. I have the mics in a big wooden box with a thick wool blanket over it. I point my bell almost directly at the box. I think the different mics make it sound "real" and I don't have to do any EQ if I don't want to. I like the outcome of the "natural" mix. Small & messy . . . . . but quiet	Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

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