Garvin's saxophone sound has been on countless recordings for many of Trinidad and Tobago's top recording artiste. Back in 2001, Garvin came back to Trinidad after living in St Vincent for some (7) years where arranged and produced music for some of that country's top calypsonians. He was the winning arranger for the 1999 Caribbean song Festival winner Tyrone "Tighty" Williams. After working in an
d for a lot of studios Garvin decided to open his own studio, which is sort of hybrid in nature, a mix of Analogue and Digital. Thus far, the studio has seen many Artiste's such as Black Stalin, King Luta, Brian London, Michelle Henry, Kizzy Ruiz, "Shy", Lady Gypsy, Joanne Foster and Ras Kommanda, just to name a few, graced it's halls. Here's a rundown of the Gear; Mac Pro Computer,
1. Monitors:
Digidesign RM1's
Avantone Cubes. Monitor Controller. Cranesong Avocet.
2. Summing Box. Neve 8816.
3. Interface. Apogee Symphony (8) channels.
4. Rode K2,sE Electronics 2200,Cascade Fathead Ribbon mics, AKG perception 100, Audiotechnica AT3525, and (1) pair Samson C0 1's.
5. Mic Pres. Focusrite Liquid Channel,Joe Meek VC1Q, Chameleon Labs 7602,Art Gold Channel.
6. DAW. Studio One Pro, Cubase and Pro Tools. Lots of Plugins.
7. Hardware. API Lunch Box with neve compressors (pr) Kush Audio Electra EQ's (pr)
Bus Compressor,IGS(1)
Dbx 1066 comps x (3)
Lexicon Reverb, TC Electronics Delay,Planet Phatt Synth Module.
8. Wiring. Mogami. If you're looking to bring your next big project to life, check out G Note Recording Studio, great ambience, good vibes.
