The
Recording Session
Vault
Company Spotlights
AES Pro Audio and Mara Machines
On the Recording Session Vault educational website project, I feature companies that make the fabulous products that allow producers, engineers and recording studio facilities to be able to record the wonderful popular music that we have come to love and to cherish. AES Pro Audio is a fabulous company, based in the United Kingdom that restores and refurbishes custom Neve and SSL consoles and creates mini consoles, sidecars and channel strips for recording studio facilities around the world. Mara Machines is based in Nashville, Tennessee, and restores and refurbishes analog tape machine for recording studio facilities and mastering houses around the globe.
This Neve VR 60 Legend Console was restored and refurbished by the fantastic team at AES Pro Audio for a studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. Image courtesy of AES Pro Audio.
This SSL 4000G+ console that has been restored and refurbished by the fantastic team at AES Pro Audio for SAE Paris, France. Image courtesy of AES Pro Audio.
This is an image of a JH-24, a 24-track analog tape machine that has been painstakingly restored and refurbished by the fabulous team at Mara Machines in Nashville, Tennessee. Image courtesy of Mara Machines.
This Neve VR 60 Legend Console was restored and refurbished by the fantastic team at AES Pro Audio for a studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. Image courtesy of AES Pro Audio.
This is a Neve VR60 Legend Console that is located in a studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. Image courtesy of AES Pro Audio.
This SSL 4000G+ Console was restored and refurbished by the fantastic team at AES Pro Audio for SAE Paris, France. Image courtesy AES Pro Audio.
This is a Neve VR60 Legend Console that is located in a studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. Image courtesy of AES Pro Audio.
This is a 24-track analog tape machine (JH-24) from Mara Machines. Image courtesy of Mara Machines.
This is a restored and refurbished 2-track analog tape machine-- perfect for mastering chores from Mara Machines. Image courtesy of Mara Machines.
This is a 24-track analog tape machine (JH-24) from Mara Machines. Image courtesy of Mara Machines.
Special Thanks and Acknowledgement
I want to take a moment to thank the following individuals for their generosity, time and support: Michael Stockdale of AES Pro Audio and both Chris Mara and Peter Tissot of Mara Machines.