CEO and engineer Giancarlo Skolnick at Counterpoint Studios in Salt Lake City, Utah has replaced an all-digital system in Studio A with a 32-input Rupert Neve Designs 5088 discrete analog mixing console.
Doug McBride has installed a brand new
Rupert Neve Designs 5088 discrete analog mixing console at his Gravity
Studios recording and mastering facility located in Chicago’s Wicker Park
neighborhood.
During the AES 2008 conference in San Francisco, Rupert Neve Designs, Inc. took home two coveted TEC awards for the 5088 Discrete Analogue Mixer and Portico 5015 Mic Pre / Compressor.
The 5015 Mic Pre/ Compressor,
and the 5088 Fully Discrete Analogue Mixer have been nominated as finalists
in the 2008 TEC awards for outstanding technical achievement.
On February 18, 2008 Hutch left Chino,California for Wimberley, Texas to join Rupert Neve Designs, Inc as Senior Design Engineer where he’ll work with Rupert on the next range of products at Rupert Neve Designs.
Rupert Neve Design’s announces the launch of the 5015 Mic Pre/ Compressor.
Richard Lloyd, erstwhile guitarist with seminal Seventies rock band Television, is releasing a new solo album that was largely tracked through a Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5012 Duo Mic Pre.
The much anticipated 5088 Fully Discrete Analogue Console is making its debut at SMPTE 2007 in Sydney Australia.
Sonic Distribution LLC, the exclusive distributor for Rupert Neve Designs products in the U.K. and Ireland, has purchased the world’s first 5088 mixing console.
For mix, mastering and live sound engineers, the Portico 5014 allows users to control stereo ambience with its width adjustment, position images forward or backward in the stereo field with its depth control and provides the ability to further manipulate source material with its difference channel eq and insert.
The Portico 5016 Mic Pre/Variable Phase DI, is a two channel module comprised of a mic pre and an active DI designed to be utilized in the control room or out on the cutting room floor.
The Portico™ 5042, winner of the 2006 TEC award for hardware signal processing, provides a remarkable simulation of true tape sound through the inclusion of genuine tape drive circuitry.