Revival At The Complex is a recording studio in Los Angeles, catering to both music production and all forms of Voice-over productions, from TV, Film, Radio, Advertising and ADR of any nature. The studio is equipped with an amazing range of vintage microphones, the Neumann U47, U67, U87, Telefunken M50 to name just a few, and also boasts some amazing outboard gear, such as a real EMT250 reverb. With a Pro Tools HD system and Dante enabled set-up, the studio also has all the modern conveniences and a crew of skilled engineers to assist with any project. Contact Revival At The Complex right here on Linked In or visit the website: http://www.revival.la Here's a little more about the history of this amazing studio... The History of The Complex... Back in 1978, Earth Wind & Fire (EW&F) were on top of the world. In an unprecedented deal with Columbia/CBS, Maurice White (leader and visionary behind EW&F) setup his ARC label headquarters here, alongside state of the art recording rooms and rehearsal spaces, acoustically treated and designed to pin drop specifications by the legendary audio engineer George Massenburg. Massenberg, EW&F’s principal engineer, established The Complex as his home base to build his prototype parametric EQ’s and compressors. His world famous GML consoles were designed and built here, with one still standing in Studio B, having never left the building, preserved as a landmark from that era. Countless records and hits were made within these walls. Everyone from Prince, Quincy Jones, Lionel Ritchie, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, The Eagles, Neil Young, Weather Report, Deniece Williams and Barbra Streisand graced these walls with their presence. The feeling is palpable.