Tape Op Review – Black Lion Audio – B12A MKIII Preamp
Read moreTape Op Review – Black Lion Audio – B12A MKIII Preamp “If you’re someone who’s looking for a classically American…
Royce RichmondRevolution 2×2
By Royce Richmond in BLA NewsRead moreIntroducing // Revolution 2×2 featuring Studio One Artist // Modded Out of The Box USB 2 Channel Portable Recording Interface by Black…
Royce Richmond- Dec292020
“The first time I used the Black Lion Auteur Mic Pre was recording Peter Asher (Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor) playing his mid-sixties Gibson J200 acoustic. The tone was incredible, with crystal clear highs, and a nice defined bottom end that wasn’t muddy at all. The mid-range was smooth, and we didn’t need a bit of compression. I love my Auteur Mic Pre.”
Jay Ruston
Producer // Mixer
(The Donnas, Leonard Cohen, Steel Panther, Diana Ross, Brian Wilson, Anthrax, Jars of Clay, Morrissey, American Idol)By Black Lion Audio in Artist Testimonials onBlack Lion Audio Product Review // Black Lion Audio Bluey // Sound On Sound Magazine ~ By Neil Rogers
Read moreChris Lord-Alge, aka CLA, must be one of the most recognisable figures in the world of music production. His confident, concise mixing style has graced countless hit records, seen him win multiple Grammys and earned the respect of his peers. Something very important to CLA’s ‘sound’ is his use of compression, and if you look at images of his Mix LA studio, you can’t fail to notice his enviable selection of outboard compressors. Among these, he has several of the ‘Blue Stripe’ versions of the UA 1176 FET limiting amplifier. These ‘Blue Stripe’ compressors were the earliest ‘revisions’ of the famous Universal Audio 1176 — head to UA’s website for more detail on the different revisions: www.uaudio.com/blog/1176-la2a-hardware-revision-history. CLA favours one particular unit, which he feels exhibits a little more ‘mojo’ than the others and which he estimates has been used on over 14,000 vocal recordings!
Royce RichmondIntroducing the PG-X & PG-XLM Power Conditioners
By Royce Richmond in BLA NewsRead moreThere’s nothing worse than scoring that “must-have” piece of gear, only to find that it’s noisier than should be expected, missing high frequency detail, or even worse — having it fried by power surges!
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