🙏🙏🙏🙏𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞 is the only way to summarize how we feel about starting fresh in 2026.
Turns out when you remove a 14 foot, 72 channel, 1500+ pound console, there’s a ton of work involved in getting the studio back up and running. Who would’ve thought??
So so many people showed up, and helped us get this place back up and running.
EVERYTHING was wired to that console……….. So, that meant a full rewiring of the studio.
@mrfurst wanted to help right off the bat. We needed new patch bays (which is how a studio connects to everything… think old telephone switch board). Chris immediately offered a couple extras he owned, and even had all the spare parts to get the wiring process started ASAP!! Not only a great engineer, but hell of a friend. Thanks Chris.
Where are we gonna put the new gear? We decided to make some other functional changes in the room, so we needed some new racks to go around our new console. We asked another good friend for some help.
@w.deblaey was our first and only call for making our new custom desk and gear racks. He met us at the studio, scoped out the room, asked so many detailed questions, made designs, and then completely exceeded our expectations. His attention to detail ensured everything not only looked great, but was functional and engineer-friendly. Every knob is perfectly within reach. Friend, bassist, woodworker, and really thoughtful human. Thanks a million Will.
We have many more people to thank, but that will be for tomorrow. :)
Oh yeah… The new console is a beautiful API 1608 mkii w/ automation. We’re grateful for that too.