Sound Weavers Recording Studio


Video tour of Recording Studio 2808 @ Sound Weavers HD version?

Sound Weavers is a professional music recording and sound production studio in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. We utilize the best of digital and analog recording equipment. Our Control Room and Isolation Booth are acoustically treated for a transparent sonic footprint. Our skills and passion for sound and audio is continuously sustained with studies, experiments and experience working with international caliber talents. Up to 8 channels simultaneous recording and up to 96 tracks for mixdown on Quad-core MacPro Apple's Macintosh OSX platform using Digidesign's Pro Tools 7.4 HD Accel 2 digital audio recording and sequencing software. Professional and dedicated recording engineers and technicians help Clients realize their audio recording and production goals.

Top of the line microphones such as Neumann u87, AKG c414, Shure SM7B SM57 and SM58, Electro Voice RE-20, analog preamps from Neve clones by Vintech Audio, Universal Audio, BIZ by Purple Audio, Pacifica preamps by A Designs, signal processing from MC77 by Purple Audio, Lil' frEQ by Empirical Labs and special effects from Lexicon and Aphex.

Samples of music created at Sound Weavers

Listen via Internet streaming to samples of music recorded at and produced by Sound Weavers' owned independent record label, Rebolusyon Rekords.

Studio Blog

Voice of Zion Choir in Concert at Philamlife Auditorium - Choral Recording

Voice of Zion is the music ministry of Westminster Student Church in Manila. On Feb 7, 2010 they celebrated a 60th anniversary concert at the Philamlife Auditorium in Manila, Philippines.

We were asked to do remote recording of the choir's full concert program. 16 songs for a total of 90 minutes worth of audio, maybe longer. Inside, we discuss our remote recording set-up and conifguration. We also share videos with audio recordings of the choir's final rehearsals. Featured here are the songs "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "Salmo 150".

Posted at 4pm on 02/08/10 | no comments | Filed Under: Recording-Tracking
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