David Chamba

studio

Want to take a look behind the scenes?

Uncompromising recording quality, broadcast-grade sound, and the ability to collaborate remotely with people around the world through live sessions – that’s what my studio offers. It was designed to meet professional standards and to ensure your complete satisfaction.

Micro

Lewitt LCT 540 subzero

I chose the Lewitt 540 Subzero because its noise floor is below what the human ear can detect, but beyond being very quiet, it was its clarity that really impressed me. This allows me to send you recordings that capture every nuance of my voice, ensuring a faithful reproduction with remarkable precision.

Sound card

SSL2+

The SSL2+ is a benchmark in the industry, and its quality is well established, so I naturally chose this sound card, which has been widely praised by audio professionals.

Headphones

Beyerdynamic DT 770 pro

You have probably recognized them by their distinctive look—the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones are used everywhere, from recording studios to radio stations and beyond. Another go-to pair that’s been with me since I first started out.

Monitoring

HS4

Smaller than their bigger siblings, the HS5 and HS7 – which are often found in post-production studios – the HS4 speakers offer the same high quality but are better suited for a home studio environment.

The studio

box-in-box

Built using the “box-in-box” technique – a double-walled structure separated by an air gap – it ensures that no unwanted noise interferes with my recordings. For soundproofing, I opted for panels, which provide better absorption than foam, thus preventing the microphone from “picking up the room” with echoes and other unwanted sounds. This approach allows me to deliver pure, high-quality sound (validated by sound engineers).

The DAW

Recording Software

To record your projects, I have chosen Adobe Audition, a well-known software program that allows me to work quickly and accurately so I can deliver high-quality audio to you as soon as possible.