● 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
STUDIO B.
recording history
True Detective Theme & Cues, Composed by T Bone Burnett, Mixed in Studio B.
Credit: HBO & Warner Bros. Television Distribution
Smashing Pumpkins, Analog Tapes from "Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness", 1995.
Credit: MTV & UMG
"It is a means to an end," Corgan says wearily the next day during a break from mixing another Mellon Collie firecracker, "Bullet With Butterfly Wings." "It's not the best means to an end. It's not the shortest distance between two points. But it is a means to an end.
"In a weird kind of way," Corgan says, "music has afforded me an idealism and perfectionism that I could never attain as me."
It is sometimes hard to tell how much Corgan truly enjoys his work. Surprisingly tall and broad shouldered, he walks with a gangly, elastic stride, his head bowed in a slight hunch as if he were wearing some great, invisible yoke around his neck. Corgan's hair, cut short and dyed jet black, gives his boyish, porcelain-white features an even more ghostly pallor. And when he joins the album's other co-producer, Alan Moulder, behind the board to work on "Bullet," Corgan's face goes dead blank as he loses himself in the song's tidal roar."
- David Fricke, Rolling Stone, 1995.
AlunaGeorge with Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW, 2013.
Snoop Dogg, 2017.
Credit: @snoopdogg
“When ‘The Chronic’ came out it was the first time I remember having things to say about the production,” adds Royce. “It was the first time I remember people talking about beats. I didn’t even realise that that could even be a conversation until ‘The Chronic’ dropped.”
But more than just the slick production, the soundbites from comedian Rudy Ray Moore, the Led Zeppelin and Isaac Hayes samples, and the comic relief of skits like ‘The $20 Sack Pyramid’, the lyrics on ‘The Chronic’ were utterly timely, acting as a sort of CNN report from the streets."
"A 4/20 deep dive into the album that changed hip-hop forever" - NME
Dramarama, "Up To Here". 2020.
Photo Credit: Dramarama