STUDIO C
Studio C features an SSL 4064G (fitted with 8 stereo channels and Ultimation).
This console was originally made for a studio in France called Studio Mega in 1989, it then made its way to Florida to an unknown producer's personal studio. It was purchased in 2005 by Rock Beach studios in Whiterock, BC.
When Rock Beach closed its doors the console spent time in the hallowed halls of Mushroom Studios in Vancouver before it came to Big Valley Audio for the largest console project they have ever taken on. Under the expert guidance of Chris Potter and Corey Dixon, the console was overhauled and built from the ground up.
The lounge is tied in, making the options for this versatile unlimited.
This console is truly one of a kind. In a standalone building with its own lounge and kitchen, Studio C is a private space for recording or mixing.
01
Upgrades
Prior to installation, all electrolytic capacitors and switchers were replaced
03
Patch Bay Conversion
Patch bay converted from a dual 32 side by side to a single 48
05
Custom Monitor
Custom touch screen monitor (with actuator arm to adjust monitor angle) and keyboard and mouse installed in the listening position of the console so Protools can be operated facing the speakers
02
Converted Console
Converted to a 4048 console with three banks of mono channels on either side of the center section
04
Shortcut Keys
Prior to installation, shortcut keys were built into metalwork
06
VCA Automation
Ultimation removed and the VCA automation installed
