Recording Studio
Paul Thompson is a music producer and recording engineer based in Upper Sheringham, Norfolk. He has recorded four commercially released albums of his own music, as well as numerous recordings for schools, choirs, bands and orchestras in the East Anglia region, including the Norwich Philharmonic Orchestra for a BBC Voices production.
Paul's recording studio is well stocked with a selection of high-end outboard equipment, microphones and recording software (see equipment list below), and is ideally suited to singer-songwriters and acoustic acts. For larger groups such as schools, choirs and orchestras, Paul records on location, and offers a CD and DVD duplication service.
Having gained a Master's Degree in Songwriting from Bath Spa University (during which Paul lived in a motorhome that was converted into a mobile recording studio by Sound on Sound Magazine), Paul can also help with getting your songs into shape ready for the recording process, and special rates can be discussed for album projects. For all recording enquiries please get in touch via the contact page. To listen to some examples of Paul's recording and production work, check out his music page.
Prices
Studio recording: £25 per hour
Mixing and mastering: £25 per hour
Location recording: £40 per hour, plus travel @40p per mile
Colour CDs and DVDs (supplied in a clear plastic wallet):
£2 per disc
Studio Gear
Interfaces
UAD Apollo x8 Thunderbolt
Monitors
Adam A7X Monitors
Avantone Mixcube
Outboard Equipment
UAD 4-710d Preamp
Lexicon PCM92 Reverb
Drawmer 1968 MkII Compressor
Warm Audio EQP-WA stereo-pair
Microphones:
Sontronics Aria
AKG C414XLII
SE Z5-600a
SE 4 (stereo pair)
Lewitt LCT-240 (stereo pair)
Shure SM57 / 58s
Software:
Cubase Pro
UAD (Ultimate Collection)
Soundtoys Collection
Ozone Advanced Mastering Suite
Izotope RX Restoration Suite
Wavelab
Musical Instruments & Equipment
Martin Acoustic Guitar
Fender Pro Acoustic Amp
Gretsch Semi-Acoustic Guitar
Line-6 D25 Tube Amp
Line-6 HD5000X Pedal Unit
Roland Keyboards
Ibanez Bass Guitar
