11/11/2022
We’ve been loving our Undertone Audio UnFairchild 670 so much we had to get their innovative “Accessory” box for all the extra tricks within
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Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig was established in 1999 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as the workshop style recording studio of Producer/Guitarist Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, Engineer/Producer Tim Hatfield. We work with a great collection of recording gear and instruments, vintage and modern, analog and digital featuring the fully loaded 24x32 BURL Mothership convertors. We also offer digital remote
Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig was established in 1999 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as the workshop style recording studio of Producer/Guitarist Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, Engineer/Producer Tim Hatfield. We work with a great collection of recording gear and instruments, vintage and modern, analog and digital featuring the fully loaded 24x32 BURL Mothership convertors. We also offer digital remote
Operating as usual
07/24/2022
New Stereo Compressor alert! Timbo grabbed this amazing Undertone Audio UnFairchild 670 Mk II for Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig. We're excited to let you know about it.
07/22/2022
Neve 1067s.
05/04/2022
We've got the right stuff for you.
02/11/2022
The Part that can make digital audio sound great: BURL AUDIO converters. We have you covered with our fully loaded Burl Audio Mothership 24 x 32. Transformers? Hell yes! Excello Recording
12/12/2021
Hell yes we'll run your mix through the 1/2" machine. Ampex ATR-102
10/27/2021
10/25/2021
Cowboy at Excello Recording
09/02/2021
Cowboy Technical Services Playlist
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Tracks Recorded and Mixed at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
08/15/2021
New custom blue sparkle Sub Kick mic from Solomon Mics
06/27/2021
Sarah Borges cutting tracks with Keith Christopher and Phil Cimino with Mario Viele engineering and Eric Ambel playing guitar and producing at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig last week.
02/11/2021
Mario got the 1969 12 inch Ludwig rack tom from the Lakeside Lounge NYC cleaned up and humming with the rim mount (on the bottom lugs Charley Drayton style),
12/20/2020
Charley Drayton’s setup at CTS yesterday with Larry Willey’s 1971 Slingerland kick drum recorded by Tim Hatfield and Mario Viele
11/24/2020
API 512c's in the Pre-Amp Rack
11/19/2020
Otari & Studer at a high state of readiness.
10/20/2020
How to Dance Around The Virus - Red Hook Star-Revue
Mike Cobb from the Red Hook Star-Revue spoke with CTS along with several Brooklyn music centric businesses about enduring the Pandemic.
Recently, I won tickets from a Hudson Valley radio station to see Margo Price perform live at Brooklyn Bowl via a streaming platform called Fans. It was great to see a concert again and the band was excellent, but the experience was odd as there was no audience, aside from a few flashes of fellow sp...
10/16/2020
The Call by Emily Duff
The Emily Duff Band recently completed recording and mixing this protest song at Cowboy Technical with producer Eric Ambel. Social distancing and high tech collaboration via the Audiomovers software were a big help. We hope you enjoy the song and that you have made a plan to vote.
song written by Emily Duff ©2020 Emily Duff/Mr. Mudshow Music/BMI (all rights reserved) Song Produced by Eric "Roscoe" Ambel Video Shot & Edited by Skip Duff...
10/09/2020
Hammond A-100
08/12/2020
At Cowboy Technical Services we take our clients' Covid19 safety seriously. In addition to following safety protocols from NY State and specific recommendations from NARAS we have added this timer activated UV machine to our quiver which already includes masks, Covid19 specific cleaners and upgraded AC filtering. We are available to our clients for limited attendance sessions.
07/23/2020
Heathcote Hill Rocks a Folky Family Vibe on “The Stories We Are Told”
Heathcote Hill Rocks a Folky Family Vibe on “The Stories We Are Told”
When one thinks of music videos depicting faded photos from childhood and a progression to the present day, there might be a slight inclination to believe
06/22/2020
Video Premiere: Heathcote Hill’s “All I Remember is You” • Americana Highways
Thanks to Americana Highways for premiering the new video from Heathcote Hill's song "All I Remember Is You" recorded with Tim Hatfield at Cowboy Tech just before the pandemic. Filmed during recording at our place in Greenpoint.
Americana Highways presents this premiere of Heathcote Hill’s video “All I Remember is You,” from their forthcoming album. The album was produced and mixed by Timothy Hatfield, and engineered by Timothy Hatfield and Mauricio Cersosimo; with Greg Calbi of Sterling Sound mastering it. Songs were...
05/27/2020
Song Premiere: Heathcote Hill’s “All I Remember is You” • Americana Highways
Check out the new Heathcote Hill video shot at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig and hosted by Americana Highways! With Tim Hatfield and Mauricio Cersosimo on the case.
Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Heathcote Hill’s song “All I Remember is You” from their new album due in July. The album was produced and mixed by Timothy Hatfield; engineered by Timothy Hatfield and Mauricio Cersosimo; mastered by Greg Calbi, Sterling Sound. It was recorded at...
04/29/2020
COWBOY TECHNICAL SERVICES
Just before the bug hit us we had been working on our website. Check it out. http://cowboytechnical.com
03/11/2020
Mario Viele testing out our new Recording King Guitars Torrefied 000 and Dreadnought acoustics.
02/06/2020
Hey, we are on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cowboytechnical/
And here's a picture of our RCA Ribbon mics 77, 74B and the 44 left to right.
01/18/2020
Find Me Out, by Spanking Charlene
Find Me Out, by Spanking Charlene
from the album Find Me Out
01/16/2020
Mic Pre-Amps at CTS.
Neve 1067 (4)
Rupert Neve 5024 four channel mic pre
Altec 1567a 5 channel tube mixer
Avalon 737 (2)
API 512c (10)
Telefunken V-72 tube line amp pre (4) two not pictured
01/08/2020
AEA’s tribute to the RCA BK5. The KU5A Supercardiod ribbon microphone. Wes Dooley’s done it again.
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Evie’s Terrace gets a 77! We have a great one at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig but I’ve always wanted one for my home studio too as there’s really nothing like the sound of a RCA 77. This one is 77 D that was modified to DX spec many years ago. I had Clarence Kane at ENAK mic service in Jersey look it over. He worked for RCA starting after the Korean War and has been repairing and restoring ribbon mics longer than I’ve been alive. It’s really inspiring
Here's a tune from The Travelling Band that was recorded at the first Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig location on Hope Street. It's rather joyous
Singing with my superstar girlfriends Elaine Caswell and Nicki Richards at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig, Produced by Eric "Roscoe" Ambel.
For Dion's birthday here's Thomas Heyman's version of "Daddy Rollin' (in your arms) mixed at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig
Here's the first listen to a track from the upcoming Ward Hayden & The Outliers record I produced. It's coming out on August 20th (which happens to be my birthday). I'm very excited for you to hear it. It was recorded at Mad Oak Studios with Benny Grotto engineering and mixed at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig by Mario Viele and I.
Started a new record with Jerry Joseph last night at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig in Greenpoint. Phil Cimino and Jeremy Chatzky on drums and bass. That's Jeremy's lovely Harmony bass in the picture.
Check out Americana Highways' premier of the first song and video "Done & Done from Emily Duff Band's upcoming album recorded and mixed at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig
Join the email list to be of the first to know when our love letter to Steve, the art book Kickstarter launches in late April! https://bit.ly/3eM4Y1r
Excellent Collection from Eric "Roscoe" Ambel of Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig and his story.
"I became aware of Steve Keene and his art around 1995 when a Brooklyn band I was producing named Martin’s Folly brought a huge custom painting into the studio where we were recording upstate to set the vibe for the sessions.
Steve also did Martin’s Folly’s self titled debut record cover for the band. Not too long afterwards I was in the process of opening my own bar in the East Village with partner Jim Marshall (aka WFMU DJ “The Hound”) We had a name, The Lakeside Lounge, but we didn’t have a concept for the decor. I suggested we get Steve Keene to do a bunch of paintings for us that had a sort of “lodge/lake vibe” to them. Steve was way into the idea and after checking out the colors we had used in the bar he created an amazing set of images for us. During our 16 years in business at the Lakeside he would make 3 complete new sets of art for the bar. He also did custom drum heads for our beloved house drum kit. We held many “Christmas Art Shows” also for Steve where people could stock up on his paintings for presents at the Lakeside. A lot of these were Steve’s “album cover tribute” paintings.
In addition to all of those paintings Steve did a wonderful and unique job painting the outboard gear racks for my Brooklyn recording studio Cowboy Technical Services. Many of the original Lakeside Steve Keene paintings reside there now.
Steve also painted an image that was used for the album cover by my band The Del-Lords for our 2013 album “Elvis Club” The Del-Lords
It’s really been amazing to spread the word."
Excellent Collection from Eric "Roscoe" Ambel of Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig and his story.
"I became aware of Steve Keene and his art around 1995 when a Brooklyn band I was producing named Martin’s Folly brought a huge custom painting into the studio where we were recording upstate to set the vibe for the sessions.
Steve also did Martin’s Folly’s self titled debut record cover for the band. Not too long afterwards I was in the process of opening my own bar in the East Village with partner Jim Marshall (aka WFMU DJ “The Hound”) We had a name, The Lakeside Lounge, but we didn’t have a concept for the decor. I suggested we get Steve Keene to do a bunch of paintings for us that had a sort of “lodge/lake vibe” to them. Steve was way into the idea and after checking out the colors we had used in the bar he created an amazing set of images for us. During our 16 years in business at the Lakeside he would make 3 complete new sets of art for the bar. He also did custom drum heads for our beloved house drum kit. We held many “Christmas Art Shows” also for Steve where people could stock up on his paintings for presents at the Lakeside. A lot of these were Steve’s “album cover tribute” paintings.
In addition to all of those paintings Steve did a wonderful and unique job painting the outboard gear racks for my Brooklyn recording studio Cowboy Technical Services. Many of the original Lakeside Steve Keene paintings reside there now.
Steve also painted an image that was used for the album cover by my band The Del-Lords for our 2013 album “Elvis Club” The Del-Lords
It’s really been amazing to spread the word."
One of the many SK's that Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig has obtained over the years.
Join the Kickstarter email list https://bit.ly/3eM4Y1r (launching in late April)
Join the Kickstarter email list https://bit.ly/3eM4Y1r (launching in late April)
Excited to be back this year, singing 💝 Like a Wheel with Laura Cantrell ❗️ And yes, it was just as much fun as it looks like! Filmed our bit at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig. Video with tons of wonderful artists up on Feb. 15 at https://buff.ly/3b7eCs9 ❗️ ❤️
Heathcote Hill has a new album coming out Friday , produced by Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig Tim Hatfield read all about it in our review by Andy Gulden Mark Pucci
https://americanahighways.org/2020/07/28/review-heathcote-hills-the-stories-we-are-told-is-reckoning-to-seek-our-own-truth/
https://americanahighways.org/2020/07/28/review-heathcote-hills-the-stories-we-are-told-is-reckoning-to-seek-our-own-truth/
Happy 41st Birthday to Joe Jackson's Look Sharp! So thankful to have gotten the chance to tour with Joe extensively. Here's a picture of our final night of the Volume 4 tour at The Vicar in Dublin, Ireland. (L to R is Gary Sanford, me, Graham Maby and Joe. And you can almost see Dave Moughton on drums.) Also here, a picture of Joe and I together on my piano bench at Cowboy Technical Services Recording Rig after he played on The Songs of Beulah Rowley album. As I got to say every night on tour, Thank You Joe Jackson!!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_Sharp!_(Joe_Jackson_album)