Point-to-Point Audio
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This home studio is situated just 10 minutes north of downtown Austin.
I offer professional recording at accessible rates of $20/hr (studio and engineer included). 8 hour day lock-out just $125!
10/19/2011
The newest addition to the Point-to-Point arsenal. Four Yamaha PM-1000 channel strips. These beasts are 100% custom from the ground up, including the power supply, shown on top.
10/03/2011
Currently doing Bandulus tenor sax, but what will it be? ELA M251? U87? or a good ol' Fathead? so many choices.
10/01/2011
Here's the latest from Point to Point Audio Designs: A 1974 Yamaha PM-1000 Custom side car console. With a modified preamp and EQ (and Cinemag output transformers to boot!), this beast is akin to old Neve style circuits. Bring on the electric guitar!
Handmade vintage replica API output transformers on the way for the TK4312, plus some trick k***s to make this thing look legit! Thanks ClassicAPI.com!
08/17/2011
The first 4312 channel is tested and fully functional!
08/12/2011
Just finished the back panel on the 4312 chassis. On to the front!
08/11/2011
The finished TK4312 modules. Just waiting on the output iron from Illinois.
08/08/2011
In my quest for the ultimate snare and guitar sound, I come across this: A replica of classic Trident A Range console preamp sections. That is Sowter input iron and Carnhill output. I shall build thee o god of transistor amplifiers.
08/03/2011
Just finished a hand built API 2520 op amp. Two of these and two Melcor 1731 will be going into the quad mic pre that I have dubbed "TK4312."
Big big news at the studio here! Pro Tools 9 is officially up and running with my Sonic|Core converters. The new modified Toft console is sounding killer...massive headroom! The vintage API preamp build is underway, and the control room is sounding great.
Can't complain :)
Oh and did I mention totally digital, totally latency free, and totally recallable, headphone mixes for my clients?
03/02/2011
The belly of the toft undergoing some modifications.
03/02/2011
New alps master fader being installed in the toft.
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