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DTG Productions


a 32 Track in Studio and Mobile recording facility is ready to fill all your sonic need. We use a combination of great mics, mic pre's and analog outboard gear while recording to 32 tracks of Protools with the latest array of plugins and effects. DTG has some of the best sounding rooms and north of NYC. Plus and wide selections of great classic gear you just wont fine anywhere including a pristine Hammond M3 w/ Leslie (the Leslie can take anything with a 1/4" input!), Fender Rhoads, 8 piece Yamaha Studio Custom Drums and Fender and Plush guitar amps Eden and Mesa Boogie Bass amps to name just a few. We are also able to record mobile, so if there is a show or event you would love to capture on CD, we can do it!
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Pride, Professionalism & Experience!
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Music:

Member Since: 01/06/2006
Band Website: http://www.dtgproductions.com
Band Members: Producer: Leslie Bloome
Influences: Any and All great music.

To me, that means a track that is sonically stimulating, with a driving groove and a powerful melody, yet banging mix. Today, more than ever, with the onslaught of inexpensive home recordings and the fact that the majority of listeners will be enjoying your music on their mp3 players, a mix designed to be listened to via ipod is becoming more and more important. That means tracking the song properly with a full spectrum of EQ. Creating a wide mix utilizing space with out stepping on other instruments. And mostly a good clean track with life and emotion. This by far is the hardest thing to capture in the studio. For most bands and musicians, letting go on stage is second nature but in the studio, for some reason, the music becomes sterile and lacking of emotion. What we try to do is make the artist and band feel at home and relaxed. Letting go of the stress of recording the "perfect performance" and instead record the performance with all the soul and emotion that the band gets while they are playing in front of their fans. Most of you who are reading this are musicians and you know what I am talking about. Think about rehearsing the same song three to five times or more. The first and second play through the band was pumped and grooving. But when you get to the fifth, six, seventh take at a song, all the life has been played out of it and now the band is simply going through the motions. The same holds true in a recording session. The key to a sucsessful recording is to be able to track the bulk of the song in one to three takes and then punch any trouble spots where ever nessesary.
Sounds Like: Some of the artist that have recorded with us:

The Brothers Groove
Kool G Rap
Stillamess
Dyrt
Steve-O
Al Frankel and The Blues Bogs
The Geoff Hartwell Band
9th Degree
Abnormal Sensation
Afferent
Animal Logic
Apprentice
Archaic
Automatic Arms
Band Connexions
Barry Mangione
Big City Skyline
Brynne
Cassie Barasch
Chason Flanders
Chromium
Countless Hours of Hope
Dave Spano and the Blue Riders
Derilix
Doug Smith and Friends
Dark Euphoria
KJ Denhert
Eric Dubs
Exhalted
Five 7
Five Minute Riot
Flyleaf
Frequency Underground
Joel Gelpe
Fred Gillan Jr.
Fume Head
Jacquie Barnaby
John Cash
Joox Ent
Joseph Nott
Gods Flo
Hayman Hartman
Hindrence
Hot Bar.com
Hylton Beckford
Kathleen Pemble and Up State
Kill Devil Hills
Last Embrace
Larry Kolker
Levi E
Lonnie Leibowitz Trio
Matt Turk
Mark Von Em
Melodic Exile
Michele Ramo
Mike and Steve Cook
Mostly Water
Natalia Zuckerman
Nate Mills
Pete Cuto
Practiced Bravado
Punk Ass Bitch
Rot in Pain
Ron Eager
Sentinel
Silence Them All
Sheryl Bailey
Shivaya
The Christina Abbott Band
The Deedle Deedle Dees
The Derilix
The Folk
The Lab Rats
Theory Under Fire
Top Brass
Treatment Action Collision
Riley
Westchester Broadway Theatre
Westchester Philharmonic
Whirl
Your Mom
Record Label: DTG Productions
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

Thats Right and You too can become Recording Engineer

Isn't it funny how today everyone seem to have a recording studio in there bedroom or a friend with a computer and a M Box and now they are a "Record Producer". Its no wonder, with the availability o...
Posted by on Sun, 01 Jan 2006 10:00:00 GMT