John Lukas (above) is the new resident of Studio B. Here, he's setting levels for a session with Mary Rehbein
This week saw the unveiling of Studio C, our surround-sound mixing room, here at Babble-On Recording.
(No, that’s not Greg with more hair in the photo at left. In fact, that’s not even studio C. But, we’ll get to that )
Eventually.
Here’s the skinny: Greg Geitzenauer moved from Studio B, where he has been a fixture for the past three years, into some swanky new digs that we put together as part of our expansion. Its taken six months. Just slightly longer but certainly less painful than my terrible headlines.John Lukas (above) is the new resident of Studio B. Here, he’s setting levels for a session with Mary Rehbein
Studio C is Babble-On’s venture into the world of surround-sound mixing for television and movie work. Over the years we’ve done numerous ADR projects but this new room allows us more flexibility than ever.
Plus, hey, if nobody books it, we’ve got a great place to hang and watch DVD’s in HD with surround-sound during those slow days of summer.
Greg, pictured center (this is surround sound after all) winds up his first session in C with Scott Jorgensen and Michele Philips.
In the coming weeks we’ll post some mixes and a few more pictures of the happenings in studio C.Greg, pictured center (this is surround sound after all) winds up his first session in C with Scott Jorgensen and Michele Philips.
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