The Lost Studio - Phil Cooper

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The Lost Studio - Phil Cooper Freelance music producer/mixer based in Wiltshire. Specialise in organic sounding music - Folk, Rock
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My passion for mixing/producing comes from being a songwriter for the best part of two decades. I have always been interested in the recorded form of music and how the different ingredients for a song are pieced together to create something more than the sum of it's parts. MIXING SETUP

I use Logic Pro X (with many fully licensed professional plugins) on an iMac running the latest version of Mac O

S. Two different sets of monitor spears and four different sets of headphones to make sure your mix sounds good whatever it's played through.

- I can mix from stems that have already been created.
- I can bring a portable studio to a practice room (see recording setup below)
- I can hire a studio on your behalf and use that.
- I can add backing vocals, bass, guitar and percussion as required. RECORDING SETUP

If you use a good sound-proofed practice studio, I can come to you and set up everything I need. On my portable recording setup I can record 32 tracks (16 simultaneously) which is usually to get a good base recording of live instruments before overdubbing things like vocals etc in my home booth, or another studio. Recording device = 2 x Zoom R16

Microphones:
1 x Neumann TLM103
2 x Neumann KM184
2 x SeElectronics SE1A
1 x SeElectronics R1 Ribbon
1 x Shure SM57
1 x Shure SM58
1 x Shure Beta 52
1 x Shure Beta 56A
3 x Shure PG56

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My passion for mixing/producing comes from being a songwriter for the best part of two decades. I have always been interested in the recorded form of music and how the different ingredients for a song are pieced together to create something more than the sum of it's parts. MIXING SETUP I use Logic Pro X (with many fully licensed professional plugins) on an iMac running the latest version of Mac OS. Two different sets of monitor speakers and four different sets of headphones to make sure your mix sounds good whatever it's played through. - I can mix from stems that have already been created. - I can bring a portable studio to a practice room (see recording setup below) - I can hire a studio on your behalf and use that. - I can add backing vocals, bass, guitar and percussion as required. RECORDING SETUP If you use a good sound-proofed practice studio, I can come to you and set up everything I need. On my portable recording setup I can record 32 tracks (16 simultaneously) which is usually to get a good base recording of live instruments before overdubbing things like vocals etc in my home booth, or another studio. Recording device = 2 x Zoom R16 Microphones: 1 x Neumann TLM103 2 x Neumann KM184 2 x SeElectronics SE1A 1 x SeElectronics R1 Ribbon 1 x Shure SM57 1 x Shure SM58 1 x Shure Beta 52 1 x Shure Beta 56A 3 x Shure PG56