Phil Collins Face Value equipment
(last updated: 1/6/21)
Musical gear
Phil Collins:
- Roland CR-78 drum machine
- Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
- Roland VP-330 Vocoder
- Fender Rhodes electric piano
- 1820 vintage Collard & Collard grand piano
- Black Premier concert tom kit
- 1958 Fender Precision sunburst electric bass
- Lobue basses
Studio equipment
Microphones:
- Drums:
- Neumann U87s (drum room)
- Neumann U47 (bass drum)
- Shure SM57 (snare)
- Sennheiser MD421s or Shure SM57s (toms)
- STC 4038 or Neumann U87 (overheads)
- STC 4021 Ball & Biscuit (Reverse talkback room mic)
- Vocals:
- Beyerdynamic M88
- Guitars:
- Neumann U47
Outboard gear & effects
- Allen & Heath Mini Limiter: used on vocals
- AMS DMX 15-80 delay
- Eventide H910 Harmonizer
- MXR MX-113 Digital Delay - Phil Collins' own, brought into studio for sessions
- UREI 1176 compressors (drums)
- Guitar pedals
Tape machines:
- The Town House:
- Ampex MM1200 24-track 2-inch
- Ampex ATR-100 2-track 1/4-inch
- Old Croft:
- Brennell Mini 8 1-inch 8-track
Miscellaneous:
- SSL 4000B console (The Town House Studio 2)
- Allen & Heath MOD 3 desk (Old Croft demos)
References:
https://www.mixonline.com/recording/classic-tracks-phil-collins-air-tonight-365521
http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/production-masterclass-with-hugh-padgham/2948
International Musician & Recording World March
1985
Phil Collins Not Dead Yet autobiography (p. 169 arrow
books edition)
Studio Sound March 1984 (Hugh Padgham interview)
Recording Engineer/Producer June 1990 (Hugh Padgham interview)
Modern Recording & Music, May 1981
Hugh Padgham AMS interview Jul 1985
Phil Collins Home Studio photos
Sound International May 1981
Jake Brown Behind The Boards
Hugh Padgham Produce Like a Pro interview
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