“MM Twin Direct TD” by
Mitch Gallagher, EQ, August 2006
“MM STT-1 Origin”
Quick Pick, EQ, July 2006
“Millennia TD-1” by
Marco Migliari,
FutureMusic, April
2006
“MM TD-1 Recording
Channel”, by Russ
Long, Pro Audio
Review, Aug.2005
“MM TD-1” by George
Shilling,
Resolution, December
2005
“MM HV-3D High
Voltage Mic Preamp”
by Monte Vallier,
EQ, November 2005
“MM TD-1 A
high-quality yet
affordable channel
strip” by Myles
Boisen, Electronic
Musician, November
2005
“MM TD-1 Recording
Channel” Pro Audio
Review, August 2005
“Field Test:
Millennia TD-1 Twin
Direct Recording
Channel”, by Michael
Cooper, Mix
Magazine, February
2004
“MM LPE-2 Analog
Legacy” by George
Petersen, Mix
Magazine, Jan 2003
“Original Twin MM
STT-1 Origin
Recording Channel”
by Hugh Robjohns,
Sound on Sound,
April 2001
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Joel At NAMM
Millennia’s HV3-R remote pre-amp on stage with
the Tokyo String Quartet
(New York City) Grammy award winning recording
engineer, Brad Michel
relied on the
HV3-R for the
Harmonia Mundi
complete Beethoven String Quartets recording
with the Tokyo String Quartet at the American
Academy of Arts and Letters in New York City.

“It’s been a long time since I was this excited
about an audio product,” Michel said. “If it isn’t
already, the HV3-R will be on everyone’s wish list
soon. The features are comprehensive, offering many
more options than we’ve had on previous outboard
microphone pre’s, and as I mentioned to Joel
Silverman (Millennia’s Managing Director) the
interface is extremely intuitive. And, of course,
the realistic sound is what we have learned to
expect from Millennia.”
The
Tokyo String Quartet
performs on "The Paganini Quartet," a group of
renowned
Stradivarius instruments named for
legendary virtuoso
Niccolò Paganini, who acquired and played
them during the 19th century.
On loan since 1995, the Tokyo String Quartet has had
the great pleasure of recording with these special
instruments. Their new Beethoven cycle on Harmonia
Mundi is one of the few recordings where all four
instruments have been featured together.
Millennia on tour with the Police
Donal
Hodgson - NIGEL JOPSON talks to him about
The Police reunion, Sting's
own studio Steerpike, and an SSL that folds into a
suitcase.
When Resolution spoke to Donal, he was busy setting
up recording systems for The Police's reunion tour.
Give
us an overview of the rig being used to record The
Police live.
Originally we had Pro Tools HD fed with Yamaha
AD8HRs [8-channel mic preamps which output an
AES-EBU signal]; we took the digital output straight
into three Digidesign 192s. This gave us broadcast
quality, but it wasn't anything to write home about.
I decided that if we were going to record every
show, we should really up our game a bit, so I
swapped the converters for Apogees and installed
Millennia mic amps. Now
we're using six Millennia HV-3D-8s for 48 channels,
the quality is fantastic.
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