BeMelodic Recording Studio

[Tony LoignonParticipant]

BeMelodic LLC
Engineer/Owner: Tony Loignon
2404 Leonard Ct
Arlington, Texas, USA
817-991-4638
[email protected]

Bio:
Tony’s audio engineering experiences started at age 15 with basic DJ mixing. By the time he was 20, he was recording his own music covers using a Tascam Portastudio 4-track tape machine. Tony plays guitar (hard rock and metal genres) and loves building audio gear and microphones for studio use. Currently enjoy recording local artists.

DAW: Presonus Studio One
Specialties: Rock, Metal, Blues, and Country
Other genres: R&B, Hip-Hop, Reggaeton

Favorite plugins: Waves "Scheps Omni Channel", Waves Abbey Road Mastering Chain, Vertigo VSM-3, IK Multimedia Amplitube

Interfaces:
- MOTU 24io (x2) w/ PCIe-424 DSP card
- Audient ID44

Main Monitors:
- Yamaha HS-8

Top-5 Gear Used:
- Presonus Faderport 8
- IGS Audio S-type bus compressor
- dbx 160a Comp/Limiter
- Warm Audio EQP-WA Pultec
- DIYRE Dirt & Grit Color Palette

Top-5 Microphones Used:
- BMM-251 (BeMelodic's recreation of the Telefunken ELA M 251)
- BMM-414 (BeMelodic's recreation of AKGs C414 XLII)
- Shure Beta 52a
- Shure SM57
- Sennheiser e906

Gear Lookout:
- Empirical Labs EL8X
- Dangerous Music 2-BUS LT Ebony Analog Summing Mixer
- Great River MP-500NV 500 Series Microphone Preamp

DIY Gear Lookout:
- Hairball Audio rev A. "Blue Stripe" FET compressor
- AML "ez1073 mic pre"
- AML "ez1073 EQ"

DIY on-going projects:
- TLM-49 microphone recreation
- u47 FET microphone recreation

Website:
https://www.bemelodic.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bemelodic
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/bemelodic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bemelodic

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[Mark BeesonParticipant]

Really nice and you build your own mics. Impressive.

[Tony LoignonParticipant]

Thanks. Building my own gear has really helped me to better understand the limitations and capabilities of the gear. Especially true with the microphones. Understanding how the diodes can increase or reduce the noise floor for example.

[Tony LoignonParticipant]

Here are some gear pics 🙂

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[Ron ChessieParticipant]

Nice set up! Agreed with Mark Beeson on building your own mics...looks great! On a different note, we used to live in Bedford before relocating to New Jersey a few years ago. Thanks for sharing your space!

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