Studio Recording

Big Gig Productions is an independent contracting recording company providing mobile and in-house recording. All gear is able to travel to you or you can come to us!

Big Gig Productions is housed at The Cavern recording studios in Tucson Arizona and Thin Black Line Studios in Mid-Michigan. All projects are portable between both studios.

All recording systems are Macintosh and Windows based. We use Digital Performer 4 as the main recording platform using RME high end interfaces. Other recording platforms used by Big Gig are: Samplitude, Logic, Bias Peak and Pro Tools. Grace, Amek, Langevin, Neuman, Akg, Urei and Old School Audio are a few of our high-end selections of gear to achieve your sound goals. Along with high quality digital recording platforms we offer ADAT recording, 2” tape recording and analog mixing through a 48 channel Otari Elite Plus Mixing Console.

Studio Background and Credits

Big Gig Productions was founded in 1999 by head engineer Scott Bozack. Big Gig is Dedicated to creating and producing the highest quality recordings. Credits include: Biddy Biddy Biddy (Atarms Recording Artists), 8-Ball Grifter (Skully Records), Eminem – for MTV Jammed, Brendan Benson (V2 –Startime), Powerface (Four Seven Media), Five Fifty (Exhaust Records) 19 Wheels (Standard), Sex and Patriatism, Johnny’s Little Rocketship, Rydell, Neato, The Hat Madder, Bradford, Narc Out The Reds, Ashton Moore, Bit, and many more.

Studio Images

Tucson, Arizona - Click on Images for Full Picture - Mid-Michigan - Click on Images for Full Picture - The Cavern Recording Studio - Big Gig's Arizona location Main mixing room - Macintosh G4 dual 1.25ghz At Thin Black Line Studios The Cavern Recording Studio - Big Gig's Arizona location Mini Marshall “... the biggest guitar sound ever OTARI MTR 90 24-track recorder Inhouse and portable Processing Big room with Gobos and 40ft ceilings Back room with Gobos and 40ft ceilings Close-up of the Otari Big Gig's Live recording rig George Augsburger designed mix room Genelec and JBL monitoring Grand piano Lounge at Thin Black Line Studios   Matchless with full computer DAW, tour and laptop stations   Scott at the Otari Elite Console   Outboard mixing gear Slingerland kit Four-piece Gretch Tons of keyboards