A true analog console at the heart of the control room.
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Technical sheet
Equipment selected to guarantee quality, character, and reliability in every production.
CONTROL ROOM
Amek Angela 51 channels
The beating heart of the control room, a high-end mixing console made in England. Built in 1984 and marketed in 1986, the Angela is a mixer with great character and punch. Known for having excellent headroom, it belongs to the inline console family; versatile and comprehensive, it allows for mixing projects entirely in the analog domain. Its distinct and characteristic sound defined the term "Amek Sound" in the 1990s, and dozens of international hits have been mixed on consoles just like ours. The previous owner recounts that artists such as De André, Elio e le Storie Tese, Ferretti, Tazenda, etc., passed through our mixer. The Angela was fully overhauled in 2021, and all its perishable components, such as electrolytic capacitors, have been replaced.
Professional multi-channel conversion for recording and mixing.
A complete setup to shape your sound right at the source.
The tools of production
Hardware, microphones, monitoring, and backline organized to work seamlessly from tracking to mixing.
Multimedia workstation
MAC mini Intel i7 2020 - Pro Tools 2021, Cubase pro 8.5 and 10, Wavelab pro.
Plug-ins: Antelope plug-in DSP, Waves, Soundtoys 5, Acustica Audio Cream, Ivory3, Water, Creamson, El Rey, Celestial, McDsp, Sound Toys, Waves, and many others.
Converter: Antelope Orion 32+, Yamaha AD8
Hardware
Compressors: Distressor El8, SSL G Comp Clone, UA 1176 revision D Clone, UA LA2A clone, Dbx 119, Warm Audio WA76, Dbx 160A (USA).
Effects processors: Lexicon Pcm81, Yamaha SPC90, SPX2000, TC Electronic G-Major
Analog EQ: 2 x Klein Hummel UA200
Analog Mixer: Amek Angela 51 Channel, year 1986. Chilton M-10 Mk-6 1959
Digital Mixer: Yamaha 01V96I for personal monitoring
Preamplifiers: Amek Angela preamp, Rupert Neve Portico, 2 x Telefunken vintage 672, Universal Audio Twin 710, Yamaha AD8
Headphones: AKG K121, 171; Sennheiser HD25; Beyerdynamic DT 770; Focal Spirit Pro
Personal Monitor: Behringer P16I, PowerPlay P16M, Ultranet P16D
Monitors: Dynaudio BM15, Auratone 1990, Presonus Iris, IK Multimedia iLoud
Microfoni
Neumann U87 AiNeumann TLM 102Neumann KMS 105Shure SM7DPA 4099Shure SM58SM57BETA57BETA58BETA52Sennheiser 604MD421MD441 (vintage)MD409U3 (vintage)MD407 (vintage)Shure 330 Uni-Ron Ribbon (vintage)Avantone CR-12 ribbonScopeLabs Periscope
Cablaggi
Vovox link protect S, Sonorus direct S, Sonorus link S, Reference Studio
Bass & amps
Fender Jazz standard 1999, D’Errico Guitarworks Jazz custom bass, MusicMan StingRay modded by D’Errico Guitarworks, MarkBass 4x10 cab, MarkBass Prevalve head, TC Electronic Classic 450 + Cabinet 2x12”
Guitars & Amps
Marshall JCM 900, Fender Blues Deville, Fender Twin Amp 2002, vintage 1969 Fender Bandmaster head and cabinet, vintage 1964 Ampeg Gemini II
Pedals
Vintage Big Muff Green Russian, JHS Colour Box preamp DI overdrive fuzz, vintage ProCo Rat 1986, vintage Tube Screamer 1979, vintage Small Stone phaser 1990
Drum
Pearl Master Custom (22/10/12/14/16)
Mapex Pro M (22/12/13/15/16)
Hollywood Meazzi Jolly 1959 (22/14/16)
Technology in the service of music
Our equipment is not just a list of machines, but a creative tool to achieve concrete, musical, and release-ready results.