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The Telling Takes Us Home strives for the
highest artistic and technical quality in everything we do. We wish to
thank the following companies who have generously donated audio equipment,
software, and services that help make our efforts successful. You can
visit their web sites to learn more about their products and services.
Hosa Technology
6650 Caballero Blvd.
Buena Park, CA 90620
T +1 (714) 522-8878 | F +1 (714) 522-4540 | C +1 (714) 272-9275
http://www.hosatech.com
Headquartered in Buena Park, CA, Hosa Technology, Inc. is the leading supplier of analog and digital connectivity solutions to the musical-instrument and professional-audio industries. Since the company's inception in 1984, Hosa Technology's consumer-driven inventory has expanded to include a full line of audio, video, and computer products. Enthusiasts and professionals alike rely upon Hosa Technology to deliver world-class performance and value both on the stage and in the studio.
Grado Laboratories, Inc.
www.gradolabs.com
These folks from Brooklyn design and manufacture great sounding headphones. John Grado is the son of the founder and he gave us a couple of sets of SR-60s to use when recording interviews where sometimes the acoustic envirornment is less than perfect and it takes good headphones to hear and properly adjust the EQ.
MAM-A
http://www.mam-a.com/
MAM-A is the leading manufacturer of quality recordable CDs and DVDs, with unique manufacturing technology and complete control over production processes. MAM-A provides a complete range of products, such as CD-Rs and DVD-Rs for audio, video, and long-term archiving. Thanks go out to MAM-A for their generous support to help maintain the archives of "The Telling Takes Us Home" for future generations.
Tascam/Teac America
www.tascam.com
www.tascam.com/products/dr-1.html
Tascam has been producing professional quality audio equipment for many years. For field recording Joe has been using their new DR-1 portable digital recorder. Using an external microphone and preamp, Joe has been getting great sounding recordings and is grateful to Tascam for their generous support of the American Family Stories Project.
Apogee Electronics
3145 Donald Douglas Loop South
Santa Monica, CA 90405-3210
310-915-1000
www.apogeedigital.com
Apogee is a leader in the field of digital audio processors. The challenge
is convert the subtle beauty and warmth of the human voice into digital
information that can then be easily edited on a computer and printed on
a compact disc. We use the Apogee "Rosetta" Analog-to-Digital
converter to achieve this goal.
Audix Corporation
PO 4010
Wilsonville, OR 97070
800-966-8261
www.audixusa.com
Made in Oregon, these folks make some of the finest and affordable microphones
available anywhere. We use an Audix large diaphragm condenser microphone
when recording stories out on the road as well as an Audix dynamic microphone.
BIAS, Inc.
1370 Industrial Ave., Suite A
Petaluma, CA 95952
707-782-1866
www.bias-inc.com
These nice folks produce great digital editing, processing, mixing, and
mastering software applications for the Macintosh. Peak 4 helps us edit
our stories and convert them to MP3 files for use on the internet. We
use Deck 3.5 to mix our introductions and music segments for radio broadcasts.
Digidesign
1360 Willow Rd.
Suite 101
Menlo Park, CA 94025
650-842-7900
www.digidesign.com
Digidesign is a division of Avid Technologies. They make digital audio
workstation software. Decisions on donations of their equipment to efforts
such as ours are made by a committee of employees. We use their Audiomedia
III card in our Mac computer along their Protools and Sound Designer software.
Event Electronics
PO Box 4189
Santa Barbara, CA 93140
Rode Microphones
805-566-7777
www.event1.com
Event makes speakers, computer interfaces, and microphones. When in the
studio, we use their Rode "Classic" microphone. Made in Australia,
the Classic uses an internal vacuum tube to produce an incredibly rich
and appealing sound.
Presonus Audio Electronics
7257 Florida Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
800-750-0323
www.presonus.com
Analog audio processors and microphone preamplifiers are what these folks
do best. We use their "VXP" mic preamp on the road and in the
studio which includes a number of wonderful features such as smart compression,
de-essing, equalization, and limiting.
Oasis Duplication
PO Box 721
Flint Hill, VA 22627
888-296-2747
www.oasiscd.com
This company produces audio CDs for a number of well-known musicians and organizations around the country. A composer friend of ours recommended them to us and they are very professional and helpful.
Stedman Corporation
4167 Stedman Dr.
Richland, MI 49083
888-629-5960
www.stedmancorp.com
A small company with a great new product, Stedman makes a metal "pop"
filter that eliminates the distortion that sometimes occurs when recording
someone speaking.
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