The Virtual Village
- Caitlyn Elizabeth
- Apr 1, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: May 25, 2020
Dear Friends,
The relationships that we’ve built in this business over the past fifty years have given us a feeling of community and family. As family, we stick together in these challenging times.
Creating art and music is now more important than ever. The Village is offering remote services, audio equipment, production advice, and the talents of our production and engineering staff. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to MusiCares to help our music community.
Remote Engineering Services: – Mixing – Editing – Delivery File Preparation – Vocal Tuning – Remote Vocal Productions (via SourceConnect or Skype) – Production Services (i.e. Programming, etc.)
Remote Technical Consulting Services: – Home Studio Setup: – Microphone Selection and Placement – Including VO Setup and Instrument Recording – Temporary Installation Through Rental Partners – Permanent Installation – Upgrading Existing Systems
– Remote Technical Troubleshooting: – Remote Work Station Operation Tutorials – Hosted via Video Chat – i.e. Protools, Logic, Ableton
No Contact Drop-Off/Pick-Up Repair Services: – Completed by Our Senior Village Techs
Let’s Make Music For questions and information, please email us at Tina@villagestudios.com or call us at 310-478-8227.
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It's interesting to see how these vintage audio equipment pieces have influenced modern recording techniques. Speaking of vintage, I came across some really cool akedo coloring pages that capture a similar retro vibe.
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It’s really touching that The Village has kept that family feeling for fifty years—especially the commitment to donating part of the proceeds to MusiCares during this time. Those remote engineering and consulting services sound like a lifeline for so many artists stuck at home. By the way, I keep a free planning and optimization tool I like to share: https://satisfactorycalculator.net/