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Sweet Sounds On Wheels...LeMobile! The short list
of the bands recorded by Le Mobile sounds like Billboard top twenty:
Linkin Park, No Doubt, Keane, The Pretenders, U2, Genesis, Aerosmith,
The Grateful Dead, Rush, The Eagles, Deep Purple, Fleetwood Mac,
The Offspring and Jane's Addiction. "Through
the experience of working with multiple video production companies
over the years, I can confidently guide my client's to select the
most appropriate and complete production package based on the individual
needs of each project," says Guy who recalls recording and
mixing the Montreal Jazz Festival for television broadcasts in the
70's. "This was the beginning of recording multi-track and
mixing for television. At the time, I worked closely with the video
editor. My goal is to bring back this relationship once again to
increase total project efficiency. I am in the completion phase
of building an in-house studio to be available that will allow audio
and video personnel to collaborate in order to produce the best-finished
project.
Dealing with Le Mobile from start to finish is the most economical way to record your project and get it right the first time as opposed to fixing it later. Musicians and show producers have relied on Le Mobile for live recording and now we're also the favorite cost-effective choice to record and walk away with ready masters," says Charbonneau pictured with Michael Bublé above. One of the heavyweights
in the mobile recording industry, the monumental studio on wheels
is headquartered in Carlsbad California. The new location is complete
with numerous gold and platinum awards to showcase the impressive
history of Le Mobile.
Most will tell
you that when it comes to live recording it's best left to experts.
Why? You don't get a second chance! In the words of a recent customer,
Van Morrison's long time engineer, Mick Glossop, "It's the
reputation that leads to confidence in great service." Show
producer Alastair McMillan agrees?"The audio sounds fantastic,
in fact it puts me under pressure to do a mix that justifies Le
Mobile's work!"
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History: After a 1977 recording at New York's Carnegie Hall for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, producer Phil Ramone saw Le Mobile and asked Guy to record "One Trick Pony" movie soundtrack with star Paul Simon in Cleveland. In 1984, Guy moved to the Southern California where Le Mobile gained a permanent home. Over 30 years, Guy has developed an unsurpassed style that allows the ambiance of a live show to be recorded, without having to re-create it later in a studio. According to Guy, majority of technological changes have occurred in the past few years mainly with the transition from recording on tapes to workstations. "Recording is easier in a sense, but not always for the better," he adds.
Indeed Le Mobile
has won numerous TEC Awards
Contact: Le
Mobile
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