November 2011
16 posts
Track 03
Annabelle Road
GBS Detroit Song of the Week
Without You (Live) - Annabelle Road
A Spot for My Sister
American Opera
Friday November 18 2011 American Opera came to Groovebox Studios to record his live ep in front of a studio audience. Here is the gear list for the singer songwriter.
Vocal: Microphone - Avantone Cr-12 / Preamp - Avedis MA5
Acoustic Guitar: Microphone - Akg C214 and Audio-Technica 4041 Radial DI / Preamps Mics went into two Api 512c and the DI went into the Avedis MA5
Crowd: Microphone - Groove Tube 67 in Omni
Room: 2 Cascade Fatheads
He Fits Me Just Right
Rachel Borovick
GBS Detroit Song of the Week
la la la Love You (Live) - Rachel Borovik
Rabbit Field
Orpheum Bell
GBS Detroit Song of the Week
Rabbit Field (Live) - Orpheum Bell
Detroit Revs Its Engines →
onlinedigitalpubs.com
Check out what Elmore Magazine has to say about Groovebox Studios.
Turn to page 16
Chain Me
Danielle Bloom
GBS Detroit Song of the Week
Chain Me (Live) - Danielle Bloom
Audio Fun Fact #1
Here are some interesting numbers in regards to the amount of audio that GBS has recorded over the last 16 months after opening its doors.
BANDS: 79
SONGS: 335
TOTAL TIME: 22.6 Hours
HARD DRIVE SPACE: 689 gigs
Down But Never Out - Elmore Magazine - Saving American Music | Blues, Roots, Country, Jazz, Rock & Roll →
elmoremagazine.com
DETROIT dominates the headlines with its dwindling economy, former mayor’s jail term, and its creation of a brand of documentary filmmaking called “ruin porn” that focuses on its once majestic buildings decomposing back into the ground. Detroit parallels The Beverly Hillbillies: rough on the outside—but sitting on a fortune if you care to look for it.
The “black gold, Texas tea” of Detroit is its music. The city has continually produced some of the world’s best music, and done so—without drying up—for seven damn decades. The global audience is intrigued with Detroit, and has always kept a watchful eye directed at this kingpin of the rust belt, maybe because everyone likes an underdog. In music, however, Detroit isn’t fighting an uphill battle and isn’t an underdog. Detroit leads the race. It’s not even close. » read more
