Here I am at hard at work at The Analog Realm ® recording studio in upstate NY.  It's a cool room with nothing but (you guessed it) analog recording equipment.  The only piece of digital gear (other than delays) is an HHB CD burner to which we mix.

What's up with that console you ask?  Well, it's a vintage 1973 Electrodyne-2000 and it's a cool sounding, fun desk.  Our tape machine of choice is an MCI JH-16, 2-inch, 16-track.  We get some pretty brutal tone to tape with this signal chain.

In case you hadn't already guessed, I am an audio engineer, and if any of you out there in web-land are interested in booking time with me and having me engineer your next musical project simply  shoot me an email.

If you need a reference about my work, just check out the Jeremy Shaw CD.  Incidentally,  Mark Werchowski's CD on Oriskany Records  (which I engineered) can be purchased at this link.

If you're really upset that the old nerdy photo of me at the evil NSA's crypto museum is no longer here, or that the Newfoundland and Washington D.C. vacation photos are no longer here, just go to my Photo Index page and you can view JPEG images of those things and more to your heart's content.  If you want to see that shot of me in front of the Amek 9098i from New Jersey, just click here.