“SICK. I love it. Just amazing. Seriously great. You brought the energy and focus that it needed. I love the texture and the imaging even feels better. Kudos. I'm a little stunned, I like it so much…”
— Thom Monahan LINK
“Absolutely Fucking. Killer. I am incredibly grateful for your masterful (no pun intended) work.
Thank you, like I’ve said before the vision of this record is really brought to life 10 fold now. I am 100% happy with it and I appreciate you putting up and working with all my notes. “
— Jon Wiilde LINK
“Hey Eric! Thank you SO much for this! My eyes actually watered as I listened to this, and that's a really good sign haha. It sounds soooo good!!! WOW.“— Marlene LINK
"Special thanks to Eric Broyhill for beautifully mastering this record. Eric is a genius at what he does and I can’t wait for him to master the next one. "
— Bryan Elijah Smith LINK
“IT. SOUNDS. SO. GOOD.
Thank you x a Million! Seriously though, holy cow. It sounds so good “
— Jacob Cummings LINK
“Hi Eric!I want to thank you again for the collaboration, everyone who heard the album is really happy with the end result. Hope to work again with you in the near future! “— Daniel Ivanov LINK
_THE STUDIO
After a tireless year of shooting-out different speaker options, I tuned this room around a pair of 116 kg (256 lb) Focal Maestro Utopia monitors. This room was built utilising a secondary resonating wooden shell that floats against a strategically placed layer of fiberglass, designed precisely to even out the lo-frequency response of the room.
I have also spared no expense in the most artful collection of Vintage Tube and state-of-the-art Digital processors I could find. To keep things interesting, I’m always fine-tuning, trying out new ideas, and all around just experimenting with sound.
All bullshit aside, the studio is nothing more than a creative tool. Like a great song, the true source of any great master is the ear.
For those interested in learning more, I highly recommend reading; Sound Reproduction - Loudspeakers and Rooms, by Floyd Toole
“The true source of any great master is the ear.””
