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Allen & Heath Helps Deliver Tracks By E-Mail

Jun 4, 2005 8:00 AM, By Mix Editors

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The Allen & Heath at the Tracks by Email.com headquarters

Internet-based recording and production studio Tracks By Email.com has installed a 40-channel Allen & Heath GL4000 multipurpose console in its Lincolnshire facility. The company provides remote recording resources for musicians and songwriters who either do not have access, or the budget, to hire studios or sessions musicians.

Clients submit partial tracks online with composition instructions, and Tracks By Email.com adds the missing elements—such as a live string arrangement, drum track, or backing vocals—providing the results over the Web. The GL4000 is the front end of the studio's audio set up and is connected to a Nuendo media production software suite via four RME ADI-8 audio converters. The desk manages all recording, and can sometimes be used for up to five different projects a day.

For further information about Tracks By Email, please visit www.tracksbyemail.com.

To learn more about the Allen & Heath line, visit www.allen-heath.com.




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