● 1176 Collection
● 1176 Legacy
● Ampex ATR-102
● API Vision
● API 500 Series
● Brigade Chorus
● Cambridge EQ
● Cooper Time Cube
● Dbx 160
● DreamVerb
● EMT 140
● EMT 250
● EP-34 Tape Echo
● Fairchild Collection
● Fairchild Legacy
● FATSO
● Galaxy Tape Echo
● Harrison 32C
● Helios 69
● Lexicon 224
● Little Labs IBP
● Little Labs VOG
● Moog Multimode Fliter
● MXR Flanger/Doubler
● Neve 1073
● Neve 1081
● Neve 33609
● Neve 88RS
● Nigel Multi-Effects
● Ocean Way Studios
● Precision Buss Compressor
● Precision De-Esser
● Precision Enhancer Hz
● Precision Enhancer kHz
● Precision EQ
● Precision K-Stereo Ambience Recovery
● Precision Limiter
● Precision Maximizer
● Precision Mix Rack Collection
● Precision Multiband Compressor
● Pultec Collection
● Pultec Legacy
● RealVerb
● Roland CE-1
● Roland Dimension D
● Roland RE-201 Space Echo
● SPL Transient Designer
● SPL TwinTube Processor
● SSL E Channel
● SSL G Series Bus Compressor
● Studer A800
● Studio D Chorus
● Teletronix LA-2A Collection
● Teletronix LA-2A Legacy Collection
● Teletronix LA-3A
● Trident A-Range
● UA 610-B
Updated: Jun 1, 2020
Captured live in the Village Studios majestic Moroccan Room, Gary Allen delivered a fantastic rendition of his #1 hit – “Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain).” The hit single helped propel his newest album to #1 on both the Billboard 200 and Country charts this past January.
What a fantastic performance! This gear list is a dream setup for any audio engineer.
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