Originally posted by stedel:
Ever "Dream" of Fairlight anyone?
I do.

I'm gonna get one. :cool:
But what would I know?

A Telefunken or Focusrite/Neve based sidecar with these?
Or a Peach Audio Savannah sidecar, with a JLMaudio VOC-2 Compressor and a Fatso?

Possibly a UREI 1176 compressor. But I hear they vary a lot and maybe one out of 5 will give you
"the sound". Is this true? :cool:

Oh yes that's right. My studio's haunted.
Which fantastic and crazy as it may sound,
is cool.

Believe me. Trust me on this.
Ask Stephen Paul.
Of Stephen Paul Audio. :cool:

Sorry for repeating myself. Just wanted to flag a couple of points up here, that I'm really interested in following up. The ghost's for real.

Hi Stedel, Sorry I couldn't hook up for drinks the other day, I tried to send you a message but your box was full.

I had a demo of the DREAM stuff at Fairlight when I took my CMI in for service, it looks absolutely great, I couldn't get to hear the console because they were still betaing it, it did however look like a dream to mix on.

I love Fairlight, they're a great company, hopefully one day I'll be able to spring for a Dream console.

:)

Originally posted by Julian Standen:

Is this the ghost?
--Rick

Yarz! :)

Originally posted by Rick Hammang:

Originally posted by Julian Standen:
:cool:

Originally posted by stedel:

Originally posted by Rick Hammang:

Originally posted by Julian Standen:
:cool:

I've got to say, I always felt bad about the title of this post. "Aussies?"? I think I'd been hanging aroun too many Americans, Canadians, and English people at the time.

Oh, and I also wanted some of you Australians to wake up to the fact that Fairlight, which is Australian in origin, has got a product range now that not only competes with things like ProTools in terms of price, but also, that this stuff ROCKS.
Seriously.

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For many reasons. Ill be setting up offices there over this weekend. Drop in.make yourselves at home.
Kind regards