BOSTON SKYLINE STUDIOS
Dec 1, 2003 12:00 PM, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
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This Month in Mix
Boston Skyline Studios' (www.bostonskylinestudios.com) two-room, million-dollar renovation included acoustics design by Andy Munro (Munro Associates Ltd.). Monitors: Munro-designed Dynaudio M4+ mains, Yamaha NS-10M, Genelec 1031 and 1030. Console: SSL 4064 G+ 56-channel board (from Bearsville Studios), 96-channel Yamaha DM2000. Gear: Studer 2-inch; Pro Tools|HD 6.0 TDM with Digidesign 192 converters; Neve pre's; UREI, Teletronix outboard; Neumann mics; Yamaha Baby Grand.
Founders Pete Peloquin (pictured, right) and Todd Harris recently hosted Johnny A, who was in recording his new album.
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