The Studio 6 Suite is a full service recording facility comprised of a large tracking room and three isolation booths.  The control room is equipped with 24 channels of Pro Tools|HD3, as well as 32 channels of SPL Mix Dream Analog Summing.  Studio 6 is headed up by Producer / Engineer Noel Golden. Noel has over 20 years experience in the music industry and has produced and engineered albums for such artists as Edwin McCain, matchbox twenty, The Exies, Wille Nelson and Whitesnake just to name a few.

STUDIO ONETEN

The Studio OneTen Suite is located next to Studio 6 and offers clients an additional room to use for overdubs, as well as a control room for editing and/or mixing. Studio OneTen's control room is equipped with a Pro Tools|HD1 rig, an Avalon 737sp mic pre (great for vocals) as well as the Hearback Technologies Private Cue System.

OMG RADIO SUITE

The OMG Radio Suite is a state-of-the-art radio production facility used to create syndicated radio content.

The development of quality broadcast content is a fast growing need with the advent of satellite and HD radio. OMG is fulfilling the need by creating high quality content and distributing it through satellite and terrestrial radio syndication as well as podcast applications such as iTunes.

The suite is available for radio production, voice-overs, podcasts, remotes and other audio production. Podcasts have become a valuable marketing tool as companies are searching for low-cost methods to market their products and services. OMG is developing podcasts for global clients to improve their position in today's highly competitive business environment.

OMG is home to The OMG Radio Network. The network produces the Gasoline, the Upstate's only sports, music and entertainment talk show hosted by some of the biggest names in South Carolina entertainment. In addition to Gene Krcelic and David Wyatt, Gasoline will be hosted by platinum selling musician Edwin McCain, All-ACC football player and color commentator for the Clemson Football Network Will Merritt, Gamecock and Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers (Super Bowl winner too) and radio legend Howard Hudson.

The OMG Radio Network presents GASOLINE in a one or two-hour format that offers interviews, listener feed-back and in-studio guests. The OMG Radio Network has hosted interviews with Bob Costas, Guns n' Roses producer Mike Clink, Kurt Russell, Wayne Gretzky, Larry Holmes, Hugh Green, Greg Norman, Jay Haas, Alan Thicke, Tommy Bowden, Lou Holtz, Phil Niekro, Tony Dorsett, Jim Kelly, Dick Vitale, Brent Musberger, Larry Csonka. . .to name just a few.

Here's the daily line-up:
 

Monday-Friday:Hour One w/ your hosts. . . Gene Krcelic and Howard Hudson can be heard at 4:00 PM EST on TALK 103.1 FM in Anderson, South Carolina or on line at www.talk103.com.

NETWORK AFFILIATES:
WOLT 103.3 FM
Greenville/Spartanburg, SC
Monday - Friday
12 Noon-1:00 PM
Or listen on line @: www.wolt-fm.com

WRIX 103.1 FM (Talk 103)
Anderson, SC
Monday - Friday
4:00 PM -6:00 PM
Or listen on line @: www.talk103.com

Gear includes: Behringer B-1 Cardioid Condenser mics. Dell Computers with flat panel monitors - including two large production computers. Autogram 12 channel console with additional Peavey 6-channel console. Telos 1x6 phone hybrid. Rolls headphone amp. Alesis 3630 compressor/limiter. Comrex Matrix Rack & Portable units.

Waves Platinum Bundle
Echo Farm
Sony Oxford EQ
And many more........

Analog Summing Boxes & Center Section

32 Channels of SPL Mix Dream
Dangerous Music Monitor
Dangerous Music MQ

Monitors

Dynaudio BM15A
KRK Rockit 8's
Yamaha HS50M

Mic Pre's & EQ

10 Vintechs X73i Channel Strips
2 Focusrite ISA 220 Channel Strips
2 Calrec Channel Strips
2 DBX 376 Channel Strips
4 channels of Focusrite ISA 428
8 channels of Focusrite octo pre
1 Avalon M5

Microphones

Neuman TLM 103
Neuman U87
RCA 77 DX Ribbon
2 Royer 121 ribbon
2 AKG 451's
AKG 460B
AKG D112
AKG C414 B-ULS
4 Shure SM57's
3 Shure PG 56
2 Shure KSM 44's
Shure PG 52
3 Sennheiser MD 421's
3 AT ATM 25
AT AE 2500
AT 3035
AT 3060 Tube
AT 4033
AT 4040
AT 4050
AT 4060 Tube
3 Audix i5
Audix D6

Compressors

Neve 33609 (stereo)
Allen Smart CL1 (stereo)
DBX 161
DBX 165 A
2 DBX 160's
DBX 166
Symetrix 525
2 Distressors
2 Focusrite ISA 220

Di Boxes

Countryman and ADL300G Stereo Tube Di's

Headphone Cues

8 stations of Hearback Technologies Private Cue System with Audio Technica ATH M40 Headphones

Processors

Spectrasonics Atmosphere
Spectrasonics Stylus RMX
Line 6 Echo Pro / Line 6 Mod Pro / Line 6 Filter Pro
 

STUDIO ONETEN - STUDIO GEAR:
 

Hardware

PT 192 I/O
1 HD core
G4 w/ dual 1.256 GHz processors (1 GB RAM)
Yamaha Motif- rack
Presonus mic pre (8 ch)
Neutrik patch bay
Avalon 737
Tascam CD R-W recorder
MOTU MIDI
Mackie 24 tk. Digital audio hard disk recorder
Command 8
AKAI MPC 2000
2 Rokit 8 monitors
PT 6.7

What's happening now at Edwin's OMG Recording Studio?
 

MARCH 23, 2007

South African band records in Greenville
Published: Friday, March 23, 2007 - 10:38 am
By Lillia Callum-Penso
STAFF WRITER
lpenso@greenvillenews.com

The three members of the band Civil Twilight have come a long way from their home in South Africa. And after 12 years together the three members, brothers Steven and Andrew McKellar and Richard Wouters, who were childhood friends, are recording their first studio album at OMG Studios in Greenville.  The band arrived in Greenville in January, when their manager Michael Carney, co-owner of One October Entertainment, moved his production company to Greenville"I was living in Los Angeles and working in Atlanta," Carney says. "I had a friend in Greenville so I rented a car and came down here and literally fell in love with it. The downtown, the restaurants..."   Carney ended up buying a house that day and moved his company not long afterward.

After discovering Civil Twilight in L.A. two years ago, Carney says he knew he wanted to work with the band.  "Most young bands, they need help," Carney says. "But it was the first time I'd seen a band that I was like don't do anything different. That first time I heard them play I got goose bumps, and the goose bump factor is always important."

Civil Twilight had already self-produced an album in their home city of Cape Town, and it had sold 6,000 copies, but Carney wanted to get them into a studio. There was a slight glitch.  Only two of the band members had American visas. The third, the drummer, did not, and he was stuck in Africa sidelining the band's plans to record.  "A lot of bands would have been like, 'Sorry dude,' and picked up another drummer," Carney says. "But these guys wouldn't. So we waited it out; we got the visa right before we came to Greenville to start recording."  That kind of unique devotion endeared the members of Civil Twilight to Carney even more. In his "many, many years in the business," he knew they were special.

Having already connected with OMG founder Edwin McCain, and having toured the studio, Carney rented the band a house in Greenville and booked studio time. Civil Twilight's album is set to finish recording within the next month.  "It's just amazing how nice and professional these guys are," Carney sys of the OMG staff. "I never would have thought this at first coming to Greenville, but it's a state-of-the-art facility."