SoundBoard provides audio recording and post-production
services of the highest artistic and technical standards to classical
music performers. We are committed to providing these services at
affordable and competitive prices.
Founded in 2000 in Dallas by George Gilliam and Roy
Cherryhomes, SoundBoard is recognized for specialist music
recording and post production capabilities.
We have extensive experience in all phases of your project, from
location recording to editing, mastering, and CD production.
services of the highest artistic and technical standards to classical
music performers. We are committed to providing these services at
affordable and competitive prices.
Founded in 2000 in Dallas by George Gilliam and Roy
Cherryhomes, SoundBoard is recognized for specialist music
recording and post production capabilities.
We have extensive experience in all phases of your project, from
location recording to editing, mastering, and CD production.
Reviews of recent SoundBoard recordings
Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 5, 7
"Vividly recorded by engineers Roy Cherryhomes and
George Gilliam, these electric accounts fairly leap out of the
loudspeakers. But in addition to visceral excitement there's
a plethora of elegant detail in balance and taper."
Reviewed by Scott Cantrell in The Dallas Morning News, July 19, 2008.
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9
"...the engineers have captured the unique acoustics of the
hall more faithfully and more excitingly than any of their
competitors on the orchestra's commercial recordings."
Reviewed by Lawson Taitte in The Dallas Morning News, November 12, 2004.
From Hafiz to Firewing
"Working in SMU's Caruth Auditorium, Mr. Cherryhomes and
Mr. Gilliam again supply pleasing sonics."
Reviewed by Scott Cantrell in The Dallas Morning News, July 19, 2008.
Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 5, 7
- Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Jaap van Zweden, conductor
Recorded in concert by SoundBoard at the Meyerson
Symphony Center. CD available at the Dallas Symphony
web store.
"Vividly recorded by engineers Roy Cherryhomes and
George Gilliam, these electric accounts fairly leap out of the
loudspeakers. But in addition to visceral excitement there's
a plethora of elegant detail in balance and taper."
Reviewed by Scott Cantrell in The Dallas Morning News, July 19, 2008.
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9
- Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Claus Peter Flor, conductor
DSO, Dallas Symphony Chorus, and soloists recorded in
concert by SoundBoard at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
CD available at the Dallas Symphony web store.
"...the engineers have captured the unique acoustics of the
hall more faithfully and more excitingly than any of their
competitors on the orchestra's commercial recordings."
Reviewed by Lawson Taitte in The Dallas Morning News, November 12, 2004.
From Hafiz to Firewing
- Erin Hannigan, oboe, with Simon Sargon (piano), Scott Walzel
(bassoon), Dan Florio and Drew Lang (percussion) Crystal Records
Music by Sargon, Dutilleux, Welcher, Dunhill, and Patterson
"Working in SMU's Caruth Auditorium, Mr. Cherryhomes and
Mr. Gilliam again supply pleasing sonics."
Reviewed by Scott Cantrell in The Dallas Morning News, July 19, 2008.
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Current projects
Kara Kirkendoll Welch (flute) and Gabriel Sanchez (piano)
Recording session for Candlewood Digital (producer Richard
Price) at Southern Methodist University, Dallas (July 2008) using
the new Prism Sound Orpheus digital converters, Sennheiser
8020 and Crowley-Tripp microphones, recorded in Pyramix.
Pianist Luis Sanchez recorded sonatas by Mozart, Haydn, and
Beethoven at Texas A&M University-Commerce on a Bosendorfer
Imperial grand for an upcoming CD (July 2008).
Kara Kirkendoll Welch (flute) and Gabriel Sanchez (piano)
Recording session for Candlewood Digital (producer Richard
Price) at Southern Methodist University, Dallas (July 2008) using
the new Prism Sound Orpheus digital converters, Sennheiser
8020 and Crowley-Tripp microphones, recorded in Pyramix.
Pianist Luis Sanchez recorded sonatas by Mozart, Haydn, and
Beethoven at Texas A&M University-Commerce on a Bosendorfer
Imperial grand for an upcoming CD (July 2008).