Professional Sound Magazine
25 October 2012
The kind folks over at Professional Sound Magazine decided to do a featured article on our new studio venture, Fader Mountain Sound. You can download the article as a PDF here. There's been lots of action in our new place, so check out the article to find out more about what it's all become this year!
Fader Mountain Sound Inc.
Saturday, 25 February 2012 00:00


It was only a matter of time, and we've finally made the huge leap forward that we needed since FaderMaster Studios began more than 4 years ago. It's been a wild ride at 3424 Commercial Street, but it's off to West 7th Avenue we go. This weekend we are officially emptying Fader Master and moving all the technological glory to our new location.

Fader Master Sound Studios Inc., along with Garth Richardson and Ben Kaplan, will all be forming what will be known as Fader Mountain Sound Inc. Paul Boechler, has officially partnered with Shawn Cole, Kevin Kowal and Daniel Byrne as a FaderMaster, so the 6 of us will be taking what used to be Little Mountain Sound and turning it back into one of Vancouver's most prestigious sound studios under the name Fader Mountain Sound Inc.

It's quite a reputation to live up to, but we all believe that this is beginning of something great, not only for us, but for all of our existing and future clients. We expect to be operational at the new location if possible by March 2012.

Same phone, same e-mails and the same great people you've come to know over the past 4 years, but with more space, more machines and even more great people!

We hope you are as excited as we are. Obviously this will be a very busy time for us, but we hope to be back in full swing as a working studio as soon as possible.

We hope to have a great open house in early June 2012, so please stay tuned.



 

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TONE

A single sound of definite, recognizable PITCH. It also refers to the SONORITY or the quality of TIMBRE of a particular sound or sounding instrument. In British musical usage the word is also employed to refer to the INTERVAL of a major SECOND.

PHASE

The stage that a particle in vibration has reached in its CYCLE. Particles are in phase when they are at the same stage in the cycle at the same time, and out of phase when they are at opposite stages. Phase is measured by the angle of rotation, in degrees or radians.

MAGNETIC TAPE

The most commonly used medium for recording sound. It is manufactured in various widths (1/4, 1/2 and one inch primarily) and thicknesses (3.0, 1.5, 1 and .5 mil where 1 mil = 1/1000 inch) for different purposes, which now include video and digital recording.

PSYCHOACOUSTICS

The study of the relationship between physical SOUNDs and the brain's interpretation of them. Until recently, psychoacoustics has devoted more attention to the behaviour of the peripheral auditory system than to the details of cognitive processing.

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