All text and photographs © 2002-2010 Andre Knecht / ARK digital. All rights reserved.
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Left DSP, UPS, MIDI, etc. - Middle ProTools, Mac, UPS - Right Mic Pre's, Analog Processing.
Remixing at the late composer Basil Poledouris Blowtorch Flats studio (Venice, CA). When
traveling, the ProTools cabinet is housed in its own ATA flight case, MOTHRAck
(Mother Of All Racks?), which was custom made - like the other two cases in the pic - by
Kriz-Kraft of North Hollywood (now A&S Case Company). Hows the sailing up there, Basil?
Left Composer Eric Colvin - Right Director Simon Wincer
Recording session for the score to NASCAR 3D - The IMAX Experience, at what used to be
OHenry Sound Studios (Burbank, CA). Seen in the pic, is Studio A's control room, featuring
the worlds largest fully discrete console - a custom API with 88 inputs and 5.1 monitoring.
Left Engineer Andre Knecht (yours truly) - Right Director Simon Wincer
Right Again, yours truly... in very good company! (Left)
At the 2004 NAMM Show (Anaheim, CA), the German company which manufactures
my speakers of choice, ADAM Audio, displayed a banner listing a few notables
among its users. Ahem...
Custom Moog Modular Synthesizer
Theres nothing virtual about this bad boy. Temperamental? You bet. But nothing else sounds
even remotely like it. It will rattle your sonic world (and blow your speakers, if youre careless).
It crushes bones and liquefies internal organs. It will break your mamas back!
Roland System 700 Modular Synthesizer [FOR SALE - See Details Here]
With the benefit of a late start (1976), Roland created a powerful masterpiece by adopting some
of the best design features seen heretofore, by improving a number of others, and introducing a few
innovations of its own. Wide-range and ultra-stable VCOs, VC delays + phasers, versatile filters and
a great sequencer, made the 700 a synth for the ages. It still is.
All text and photographs © 2002-2010 Andre Knecht / ARK digital. All rights reserved.
(I welcome, and feel flattered by, anybody posting links to this (or any other) page on my website. However, I do not welcome, nor do I allow, un-credited and un-attributed direct, or blind,links to any of the material therein. Its simply not cool. Thank you.)