Recording Equipment/Software 

EVS uses Logic Pro X as our main digital recording platform.  It is fed by 8 pre-amp inputs in Studio A and 16 pre-amp inputs in Studio B.  Along with our digital pre-amps, we have several separate tube-driven pre-amps and a 1073 clone.  Outboard gear includes tube, FET, and optical compressors and a pedalboard with OD/distortion, loopers, and a wide selection of Strymon delays and reverbs among others.  

Microphones

• Warm Audio WA-47 large diaphragm tube condenser
• Warm Audio WA-87 large diaphragm condenser
• AKG C214 large diaphragm cardioid condenser
• Rhode NT1A large diaphragm cardioid condenser (2)
• Shure KSM141 cardioid/omni small diaphragm condenser (2)
• Lewitt LCT 140 (2) 
• Lewitt LCT 040 (2)
• AKG P170 small diaphragm cardioid condenser (2)
• MXL 606 small diaphragm cardioid condenser
• Behringer C3 cardioid/omni/figure 8 small diaphragm condenser (2)
• Cascade Fathead ribbon
• Shure SM57 dynamic cardioid (multiple)
• GLS ES-57 (SM57 clone) dynamic cardioid (2)
• SM58 clone dynamic cardioid

Amps and Amp Sims

As with most home studios, we have a limited amount of space, and as such a limited number of physical amplifiers.  We currently utilize a Fender 1968 Reissue Deluxe Custom Reverb, Marshall DSL40, VOX AC10, Fender Rumble bass amp, and a Fender mini for low-fi applications.  We also utilize several software amp sim programs.

Instruments

As a home studio, most of the acoustic instruments on site are for personal use, but we do allow use of our keyboards and e-drum set.  We have a Roland Juno DS, Roland SH-01 Gaia, Yamaha 77-key, Alesis e-drum set, and assorted percussion instruments that can be used for recording purposes.