The King's Microphones Discovered deep within the vaults of EMI outside London by Peter Cobbin, senior recording engineer at Abbey Road Studios, the microphones were used to record usic and dialogue for the film, the first time they had been used by anyone outside the royal family. These names are only used to identify the guitar amplifiers, cabinets, speakers and microphones which we emulated or captured. (The Mix Room LA) bxrockrack is not connected with, or approved or endorsed by, the owners of the Celestion, Marshall, Mesa/Boogie, Neumann, Royer, Shure names. Microphones: Vintage Neumann® CMV-563, Royer® 121, Shure® SM57 Consoles: NEVE® VXS72 plus TAB® V76 mic preamp (Brainworx Studio) SSL 9000K with Vintage Neve 1073 preamps & EQs. (Disturbed, Muse, Slipknot, etc.) - BRAINWORX STUDIO (Dirk Ulrich), Langenfeld, GERMANY. There are 5 channels in the bxrockrack basis version, modeled to sound like these classic amps: - Clean Marshall® JCM800® - Lead Marshall® JCM800® - Clean ENGL® 530 - Lead ENGL® 530 - MesaBoogie® Rectoverb® The Cabinets used: - Marshall® 1960 TV - MesaBoogie® 4x12 - Orange® 2x12 - Diezel® 4x12 The studios and engineers who helped us capture their original recording chains: - THE MIX ROOM (Ben Grosse), Burbank, CALIFORNIA. If you have ever tried to record the same identical amp in the same studio twice and ended up frustrated because the results just were NOT the same in the end you know what we are talking about.
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