Pictured left to right at Parkway Recording Studio: Gary B. Sullivan, John Cuniberti, Jason Schell

Currently we are recording on two Roland VS2480 digital hard drive recorders. They feature full function digital editing, automation, and include a wide array of digital, and analogue emulation effects.

The guitars we are using include: Paul Reed Smith, Fender Telecaster, Takamine, Selmer Maccaferri, Schecter Bass, and Charvel Bass.

The Amps we are using include: Fender Cyber Twin, Crate VS310 all tube, Fender Acoustisonic, Ampeg Bass amp.

(Additional Hardware)
Apogee Rosetta 200 AD/DA converter
Great River Stereo Pre-Amp (Sounds like a Neve consol with enhancements)
Universal Audio LA-610 Pre-Amp and Compressor
Antares Auto Tune

(Mics)
(2) AKG 414 (four classic polar patterns each, cardioids, hyper cardioid, omni, figure eight)
(2) AKG C900 (cardioid)
(2) Tascam Condensers (cardioid or omni)
(1) AKG D112 (dynamic, for kick drums or bass guitar)
(1) Royer R-121 (Classic ribbon mic)
(1) Mojave Audio M200 Tube Mic (classic style vocal mic, but modern technology)
(2) Shure SM57 (the do everything workhorses)

(Additional Software)
Antares Auto Tune
Massenburg Hi-Res EQ
Universal Audio LA-2A Compressor (stereo)
Universal Audio 1176 Compressor (stereo)

We are celebrating at Parkway Recording Studio with the legendary John Cuniberti (Joe Satriani, Aerosmith, George Lynch, Tracy Chapman, etc.), after he spent the whole day with us.

John was a delight to work with as he redesigned the whole layout of the studio for us. New features include complete sonic treatments with appropriately placed acoustic panels and diffusers. At John’s recommendation we have added to our collection: a great Neve-like stereo pre-amp (Great River), an Apogee Rosetta 200 AD/DA converter, a Royer R-121 mic, and a Mojave Audio M200 mic. We also have a Universal Audio LA-610. John helped us dial in the various equipment to get some great sounds. He even brought us one of his fantastic new Reamp boxes. www.reamp.com If you don’t have one you should get one. We are looking forward to working with John as we create our new album.

I took these pictures on my trip to Nashville a while back. 

Gary Sullivan (Left) Mark Mosley (right) At Sound Control Studio, Nashville, TN     

I am hoping to record there sometime in the future, Mark is such a great guy to work with. 

Sound Control Studio, Nashville, TN

Sound Control Studio, Nashville, TN