Jamie Durr (Grateful Dead)
Steve Fisk (Unwound, Soundgarden, Low)
Joel Hamilton (Frank Black, Sparklehorse, Unsane)
Phil Manley (Trans Am, The Fucking Champs, Oneida)
Alex Newport (At the Drive In, Mars Volta, Two Gallants)
Jay Pellicci (Erase Errata, Dilute, Deerhoof)
Ian Pellicci (Deerhoof, 31Knots, Rumah Sakit)
Justin Phelps (Jolie Holland, Omar Sosa, Cake)
Aaron Prellwitz (Sun Kil Moon, Neil Young, Hella)
J Robbins (Jets to Brazil, D-Plan, Murder By Death)
Scott Solter (Spoon, Mountain Goats, Okkervil River)
Chris Walla (Death Cab, Hot Hot Heat, Decemberists)
Bob Weston (Idlewild, Archers of Loaf, Sebadoh)
Influences
Multitrack: Studer 827 2" 24trk
Console: Neve 5316, all discrete 50 input console, with 30 33114 EQ/mic pre channels, 8 aux sends, 8 groups, 16 monitor. Completely transformer balanced, uses 438 and 440 op amps and 33415 line amps throughout. Audiomate moving fader automation. Recapped in June 2002.
Mixdown: Ampex ATR-102 1/2" (restored by Mike Spitz at ATR Service), Ampex 440C 1/4"
Monitoring: Meyer HD-1, Yamaha NS-10
Pro Tools: Mix Plus 24 system with 3 888s, SMPTE slave driver, 24 I/Os, and an extra DSP card. It has tons of TDM plug-ins, and it's fully patchable with the Neve console.
Mic Preamps/Eq:
Neve 33114 (30)
Neve 1089 (2)
Millennia Media TD1 (2)
Millennia Media NSEQ-2
Ampex MX10
Ampex 350
Bogen RP-2
API 550A (2)
Alaska!
Beulah
Richard Buckner
Cex
Court and Spark
Death Cab for Cutie
Deerhoof
John Doe
Erase Errata
Jolie Holland
Mates Of State
Mountain Goats
Roger Moutenot
Nada Surf
Nedelle
Matt Nathanson
Numbers
Okkervil River
Portastatic
Preston School of Industry
Chuck Prophet
Spoon
Sun Kil Moon
Trans Am
Two Gallants
Record Label
4AD, ANTI, Barsuk, 5RC, Matador, Merge, Sub Pop...
Tiny Telephone is $350 a day. Engineers are (usually) $200 a day. For booking, please call 415-334-1970. Please don't message us here. Thanks!
Tiny Telephone was opened in September of 1997 to provide affordable hi-fi recording to San Francisco's independent music community. Inside you'll find a spacious live room, a game room/lounge (ok, it's only got a tv and a PS2) and, in our control room, the city's most comfortable couch. You'll also find an automated, discrete Neve 5316 and a Studer 827, one of the finest 24-track recorders ever made. We've collected an arsenal of keyboards, including a Yamaha C3 grand piano, a Rhodes, Hammond B3 with Leslie, Wurlitzer 200A, and numorous classic synthesizers. We're right in the Mission in a gated, private compound with easy parking.
The studio is about 1700 sq. ft., with an isolation room, two rock-solid amp lockers, and a Bob Hodas-tuned control room. Since I am painfully addicted to buying audio gear, the following list will only improve.
Go to our FAQ to get detailed information about rates, directions and deposit info.
Thanks to A. Prellwitz for our upcoming EP. Hope to see you at our show tomorrow (Tues) at Hotel Utah. It is our last show of 2007 and you can check out 'Jodie' on our website (www.soundsofarcadio.com) before we release our full EP in the next few months.
Hi! There is some possibility that there may be a few bands under the impression that I have left food that I borrowed from them in your fridge…I can’t imagine why they would think that, but they might, and it could happen. I recommend that you just pretend you don’t understand what they are talking about.
Thanks, and I’m so glad that we are friends! ~nan c.
Hey, we’ve just uploaded a new song called “I love them all” from our forthcoming LP Girlfriends and Excess to be released in February 2007 as a (late)little Christmas gift! Go give it a listen and give us some feedback.
Our best wishes for 2007
