The Tone Room

13/06/2022

Haven't posted in a while..
Letting everyone know that the room is packed down with almost everything in boxes.
Mixing/Editing/Mastering services still available, but not taking bookings for performances/recording work until the move is complete and I set up again.
Cheers,
Dylan :)

30/04/2022

3 way metal shootout today!

23/04/2022

Big day today with local band Legal Noise.

21/03/2022

Amp shoot-outs again this morning.
Splitting hairs.

06/03/2022

The guitars don't live in this room.. and I hadn't seen a few in a while. So why not indulge ;)

06/02/2022

Had the pleasure of recording "Flightway" today. A young band with an honestly bright future and maybe the best attitude of any musicians I've ever worked with.
Can't wait to have them back :)

06/02/2022

When you know it's been a
big day...

21/01/2022

Forgot to mention the new kit over new years..
Pushed a few things out of the road quickly to setup. Will get a better look in when I clear some more room!

10/01/2022

Back to Bass -ics..... not really.
Shooting out 3 mics plus 2 D.I. signals.

My pick.. I'd blend the Amp Line Out and the Beyer M88. (Atleast today.. ;) )

17/12/2021

Another industry standard option has come aboard today :)

02/12/2021

When life gives you oranges...
Make a mini stack?

29/11/2021

Korg Krome EX is the new addition this week.
Looking good sitting above the Triton. :)

28/10/2021

Boost shootouts today!

19/10/2021

These beauties will take their new home tomorrow inside a 1960A cabinet.
I always look forward to more options!

02/10/2021

Keeping Busy here! - Some big news though...
Local band and Tone Room customers 'Legal Noise" have released a new single - "Sell Myself". Check it out!
https://open.spotify.com/album/0Kq98U3ONKKt6MUDPfc7l6

4.5 hour session today putting guitars down for Brendan Wallace - new track coming soon too!

Legal Noise · Single · 2021 · 1 songs.

28/09/2021

Because I've spent most of my playing life with Marshalls and listening to music made predominantly with Marshalls it can be hard to compare each amp fairly.
I find in shootouts...I'm kind of subconsciously making every amp as Marshally as possible before settling on a tone I like out of the amp.

So.. whats the fairest way to compare amps? Maybe..put everything at noon and use that as a sign of the amps character? Take a snapshot.. then start tweaking?

Ideas welome.

15/09/2021

What eggsactly is going on here?
It IS NOT for soundproofing...
Maybe to help artists come out of their shell?
All yolks aside; It may or may not work...

The finishing touches about to be added to my experimental diffusion board!