Allen Stone - 'More to Learn' Live at the TELEFUNKEN Soundstage

Allen Stone - "More to Learn" Live at the TELEFUNKEN Soundstage

R&B Soul sensation Allen Stone, who has released five full albums and has been touring relentlessly, has performed on top TV shows like “Conan,” his work has been featured on Netflix, and his “Live From His Mother’s Living Room” has 13 million YouTube views and climbing.

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Microphones & Direct Boxes featured:

Kick Out TF7 FET Protoype

Lead Guitar Left and Right

Guitar 2

Leslie Bottom TF7 FET Protoype

Rooms ElaM270

Allen Stone – Vocals, Guitar
Andre Zapata – Bass
Tristen Pierce – Guitar
Steve Watkins – Keys
Tyrone Hendrix – Drums

@AllenStoneMusic @TELEFUNKENElektroakustik @LiveFromTheLab

#microphone #microphonesetup #telefunken #recordingstudio #recordingengineer #studiorecording #allenstone #singer #singersongwriter

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The LIVE FROM THE LAB live music video series is recorded and filmed at TELEFUNKEN Elektroakustik's facility in South Windsor, CT. Each session is tracked live exclusively with TELEFUNKEN microphones and features unique performances from a variety of local, regional, national, and international artists and ensembles.

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Directed by Adam Lukowski & Nick Sonsini
Camera Operators: Nick Sonsini, Collin Knapp & Adam Lukowski
Edited by Adam Lukowski
Engineered & Mixed by Ryan Reault
Soundstage Manager: Scott Medeiros
Executive Producer Toni Fishman

[awillis]

Sang Allen!!!! (Sing).

You’re hitting all those notes. Beautiful!

[mariancrole]

Allen is a King as always, the video dynamic captures so well the moment! And it sounds as if we were there! youhouhohu

[junesladek]

Wow positively beautiful. Keep going Allen!!

[jennmanos]

Heard this gem in Spokane when y’all were tryin it out and I’ve loved it ever since! Much love to swatty and the band!

[tclower]

Who is that on bass? Looks familiar but I can’t think of the band name right now?

[toddvandeau]

I saw several requests about multitracks, and the answer was basically "we are not providing them in this case..."

It begs the question, Why?

It would be OK, even preferable, to post the raw tracks without any cleanup - so it would be almost effortless.
I realize the general public will not care about them, but assuming you are still targeting audio geeks on this channel it was clearly
appreciated.