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Casualties of Cool, live for Dunlop Sessions
Mountaintop
Bones
Forgive Me
‘[Fantasy Studios] definitely had that Seventies coke-y vibe, mahogany and strange dead wood around the place. We would go into the vaults and see all of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s master tapes. But I felt we belonged there. Our first album cost $700 to make. Kerplunk! was like $1200. “Let’s record these as fast as we can – because we don’t have a choice.” This time, I learned how to dial in good sounds, get the best guitar tones. I was able to take a little time doing vocals. I loved that experience.’
- Billie Joe Armstrong, 2014
Dookie and Billie Joe’s Look for Love were recorded at Fantasy Studios. It closed in 2019.
Forbidden - Twisted into form
1990
Solo Agreeable live from Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, California.
A picture of Phife Dawg and our Studio Director Jeffrey Wood. Rest in power to the Five Foot Assassin!
Let’s Talk Patchbay
Patchbays function as a convenient central point to which you can bring all of your audio inputs and outputs so that you have easy access to them. They operate sort of like telephone switchboards.
Here’s a few things you should know: 1) It is standard to put outputs on the top row and inputs on the bottom row of a patchay. 2) There are many different kinds of patchbays, here are a few.. - 96- point solder- type TT patchbay - 48- point 1/4- inch to 1/4- inch patchbay - 48- point Longframe 1/4- inch to 1/4- inch patchbay - 96- point solder- type TT patchbay brought out to different multipin connectors (ELCO, D- sub, DL) or some sort of punchdown block (ultrapatch)