Outside The Box Production
-Studio Recording
-Studio Mixing
- Live Sound, FOH Engineering & Monitor Engineering
-Mobile Recording
-Song/Album Production
After some Success' I now have a fine variety of equipment and even my own small studio space at my disposal, meaning I can offer high quality recording and mixing all for one bundle price and all in the same location. I also offer a mobile s
tudio service, so can come to your own practice space / venue and record with high end studio quality! Gear:
16-channel Malcom Toft (Trident) ATB mixing Desk
24-track Otari MTR90-MKIII (with direct to digital capabilities)
Large Selection of modern and classic: valve condenser, condenser, ribbon and dynamic microphones (see pictures).
Outboard: 1x ART Pro VLA compressors, 4x ART Tube MPA, Lexicon PCM 92 and full digital capabilities with a 16 track Focusrite Saffire A/D D/A Converter
Digital: Logic Pro X, Waves (latest edition)
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Bio:
Rhys Andrews –
BA in Music production and creative recording Two years experience as producer Phill Browns tape-op Specialist in organic analogue recordings and production.
‘Outside The Box’ was set up by myself (Rhys Andrews) and Juan Serra, because we wanted to offer the bands of Brighton an alternative to the 'Pop' sound of most modern productions. We want to bring back the golden age of recording, when music and bands sounded real and gutsy and were recorded live playing together in a room. I had always had a keen interest in the analogue 'Outside of the box' approach, but was truly set on the path when working with legendary producer Phill Brown,(phillbrown.net) who is a master of live organic recordings and all things analogue. During the few years under his wing, I teamed up with my good friend (and fine engineer) Juan Serra to practice and refine the techniques I was learning from Phill, working with a variety of talented artists from Brighton, we recorded several bands to tape, using classic mic's and techniques and mixing threw analogue mixing consoles using outboard processors.
