Simply the Best

At Maylander Vocal Productions, we only use the finest equipment and software to make sure your finished product is of the highest quality. Tim has spared no expense in creating his one-of-a-kind professional recording studio, and he's looking forward to you putting it to the test. Check out each part of the studio below for more details:

Microphone

Tim uses a Lewitt LCT 440 Pure microphone with an upgraded pop filter on a Heil PL-2T overhead boom. He chose this microphone because it is professional-grade and does an exceptional job at picking up low-to-mid sounds, which is where Tim's voice usually sits. The clarity and quality of the sound from this microphone is unmatched. But don't take his word for it - check out the "Demos" page of this website for examples of what this recording package can do!

Studio

The most innovative part of Maylander Vocal Productions is arguably the portable studio designed and assembled by Tim himself. While many studios use the cheapest sound absorbing panels they can find, Tim uses only Sonic Acoustics panels - high density sound absorption hexagons that eat sound like no other. You won't hear Tim's voice bouncing around the room or weird echoes on your tracks - the professional yet portable studio created by Tim ensures that your words through his voice are the only sounds that get recorded.

Hardware & Software

For getting sound into the computer, Tim uses the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd generation audio interface. Some studios may tell you USB microphones are fine - and they are wrong. This professional interface makes sure the XLR sound quality is maintained as it is transferred to the computer. From there, Tim uses Ableton Live to do his sound editing - another pro-grade piece of technology. If there is any post production that needs to be done on your audio, Tim has the ability and the knowledge to make sure your final product sounds perfect.

Computing Power

All that hardware and software wouldn't mean a thing if Tim didn't have the computer to use it to its maximum potential - but of course he's got that covered. With help from Sandia Computers, Tim created a custom-build that will handle any client needs. The 1TB SSD and 6 TB SATA are liquid-cooled, meaning the computer runs silent while Tim records. The Geoforce 3060 Ventus 2x graphics card also ensures that no processing sound escapes the case and is picked up by the microphone.