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Hugh's studio
The
studio, a small facility built around a Mac G4 running Digital
Performer by MOTU, includes a Control Room with a five-by-five metre
control and five-by-five metre recording space. TC Powerecore, Waves
Native Power Pack and many more Plug Ins combine with the main
mixer, a Mackie 24 channel 8 bus. Most tracking is performed with a
AMEK 9098 Rupert Neve pre-amps. Microphones for recordings inculde
Neumann, Microtec Gefell, Octava, Shure and AKG 451 mics with
Quested monitors are Quested driven by a David Haffler amplifier.
A 1980's
Fender Twin Reverb amplifier is available for use as well as a
variety of vintage Martin acoustics, Fender and Gibson electrics
fretted and fretless bass guitars.
Hugh
generously offers his expert skills as a guitarist, bassist,
mandolinist, violinist and vocalist to the artists he produces.
Hugh's production philosophy
Hugh assists
artists realise their own musical vision by understanding their
individual goals and transforming these goals into a recording. This
involves listening carefully to the artist's ideas and music and
discussing arrangement, production ideas and stylistic concepts.
Record with the best
Hugh's 30 years
of experience in the Australian music industry has given
him an exceptional insight into the industry. Artists who record
with Hugh benefit from natural vocals, quality acoustic instrumental
sounds and clear detailed mixes.
Artists produced by Hugh
Enda Kenny, Judy Small, Col Thomson, Kavisha Mazzella, Karen Grace,
The Colonials, Adam West, Bushwahzee Bush Band, Barry Skipsey, Maria
Forde, Niall Fenix and Joe Dolce, David South and Steve Dooley.
The Melbourne Scottish Fiddle Club reaturing Eric Bogle,
Stephen Farquahar
www.stephenfarquhar.com.au
Mike Jackson
www.mikejackson.com.au
Neil Adam and Judy Turner
www.tellingtales.net
The Davidson Brothers
www.davidsonbrothersband.com
Hugh also produced
the well-known theme for Australian the award-winning police drama
Blue Heelers with Michael Atkinson.
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