Le Fly_pak for recording the soundtrack for the movie Lincoln
Preparing the Fly-pak system at the office for Dreamworks
Steven Spielberg, Guy and Ian Charbonneau in Chicago
" It Might Get Loud " recording project at WB soundstage
Jack White
Jimmy Paige
The Edge
Gwen Stefani "Harajuku Lovers Live DVD"
Recorded, Produced and Engineered by Guy Charbonneau
Mixed in 5.1 surround
Gwen Stefani listening to her performance for the AOL Session promoting her new record "Love Angel Music Baby"
Mixing Linkin Park Performance, Mike Shinoda & Guy
David Foster, Humberto Gatica and Michael Bublé
in Le Mobile after the rehearsal for the upcoming
PBS Special and DVD release at The Wiltern Theatre
Michael Bublé & Guy
48Tk Analog as used with Dolby A during Roger Waters recording in Vancouver & Calgary 2007

James Guthrie & Guy looking at theses great recorders The Studer A800 Analog
Remote Recording Services and Le Mobile behind the stage at Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2007-2010.

In 2007 Ed Cherney and in 2010 Elliot Scheiner engineered in Remote Recording Services,

2007 and 2010 Guy Charbonneau engineered the recording in Le Mobile. Guy mixed 13 tracks on 2007 DVD and 16 tracks for the 2010 DVD
2008 Emmy Award, SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM -WINNER “Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival Chicago” (Great Performances) - (PBS)


Van Morrison project at the Hollywood Bowl with Mick Glossop and Alastair McMillan engineering and producing
Anthony Catalano at the ProTools
Mick Glossop Alastair McMillan
DVD Recorded at The Wiltern and Mixed at Le Mobile , The Pretenders Loose in L.A.
Nominated at the third annual Surround 2004 music awards for Best Concert Video
If you want to see why Guitar Player selected Chrissie Hynde as a Tele titan in its May ’98 issue, just watch her drive the band in this exquisitely filmed DVD. Although her rhythm doesn’t roar out of the box, or push the players from the top, it sits deep in the mix and adds that indefinable essence of punch and groove to the Pretenders. Take it out, and the band simply wouldn’t hit as hard. It’s a lesson in the power of subtle command

.This set spotlights a band that still knows how to rock—albeit with the tightness and control of veteran musicians. (Guitarist Adam Seymour is a cagey player who does cool and interesting things without ever overwhelming the singer or the song.) The surround mix is exciting and multi-dimensional, and it sets a standard I wish most concert DVD mixers would follow. The crowd noise in the rear speakers actually sounds as if it was recorded from the back of the hall (rather than a ?front? perspective simply mixed to the rear), which truly puts the listener in the center of the auditorium. Then, the ambient mix is EQ’d to bring out the sharp timbres of the guitars, cymbals, and vocals—you actually hear the sounds decay and snap in the back of the room. Crank everything up, and it really seems as if you’re at L.A.’s Wiltern Theatre grooving to the band.

Extras include some backstage footage and interviews, but the concert itself is the real draw here. Artemis/Eagle Rock—

Michael Molenda
Guitar Players Magazine

Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
Charlie Bouis Ian C. Charbonneau
Robert Rodriguez
Many thanks to you and the entire le Mobile crew for a wonderful production!

Ian, Charlie, Ted, and James conducted themsleves with the utmost care and professionalism. As a result, we achieved four straight days of music score recording with not one minute of technical down-time. That is truly impressive. My hat is off to everyone involved.

I look forward to working again with you all very soon.

Sincerely yours,

Brian McNulty
Post Production Supervisor
"Spy Kids 2"
Alan Meyerson and Charlie Bouis
Adam Sandler and Charlie Bouis
Le Mobile at the Kodak Theatre during the 2nd Annual BET Awards
Bastyr University Church
Charlie Bouis, Le Mobile's chief engineer assisted Bobby Fernandez during the scoring project "About Schmidt"
Le Mobile crew, Ted Barela and Steve Culp were on hand for the setup and assisted during the recording.
The score was written by Rolfe R. Kent and conducted by Larry Groupe.
Bruce Botnick and Anthony Catalano during the recording the music for The Phamptom of the Opera in Las Vegas
Humberto Gatica and David Foster
Le Mobile's crew Jon and Steve seeting up


Best Soundtrack Award 2001
Winner of the Giant Screen Theatre Association's

Presented to Guy Charbonneau in honor of his contribution in making the IMAX Film
"All Access; Front Row, Backstage Live!"

"All Access" is more than an extraordinary musical event that crosses cultures, genres and generations to explore some of the most innovative, explosive and life-affirming music this side of the new millennium. It is also an unforgettable opportunity to share the intimate thoughts, feelings and visions of today's most talented musical performers, a journey straight into the heart of rock and roll. Get ready to experience it all... You are free to go everywhere. You have a coveted "All Access" Backstage Pass.

Guy was hired for his expertise recording live concerts. He engineered the performances of George Clinton & Parliament, Funkadelic and Mary J. Blige, Kid Rock, B.B. King, Trey Anastasio and The Roots, Macy Gray, Carlos Santana with Rob Thomas and Moby using Le Mobile’s vintage Neve Console 8058, in combination with his Studer D827 48-Track Digital Recorder.

Le Mobile's Crew setup over 30 ambient microphones around the Grand Olympic Auditorium using Grace remote mic. preamp. The ambience was recorded on Tascam DA88. We wanted to give the audience an "All Access" pass to these unbelievable performances taking them backstage.
Back to Analog 24 TK with Perry Margouleff and Anthony Catalano during the recording for Reeve Carney
Click "Le Mobile 25 Years on Le Road" to view
October 2002 Mix Magazine article •••••
From The Kodak Theatre in Hollywood,
Guy Charbonneau Recorded and Mixed
a CD & DVD for BCBG maxazaria Entertainment
In Clint Holmes DVD and CD Mixing

September 2000, I-MAG-HD Video Productions recorded Clint Holmes on High Definition Video and hired Guy and Le Mobile to record the audio for a future DVD and CD release.

After the recording, Guy was asked if he was available for mixing. Guy not only brought his knowledge and expertise for sound, he brought Le Mobile back to Harrahs allowing Clint and Bill Fayne (Clint's musical director and friend) to continue their nightly performances and be involved in the mixing process.

The project was originally recorded on Le Mobile's Studer digital 48tk and mixed for DVD surround to ProTools 24 bits using Apogee AD8000-SE Converter. The CD was mixed 24 bits on Tascam DA88, the Apogee PSX-100-SE Converter allowed the bits splitting.

Guy set up an additional surround monitor system in Clint's dressing room. Thanks to JBL Pro for supplying their Surround Speaker System.
After mixing in 2.0 and 5.1 Guy went to Gateway Mastering for Bob Ludwig to add the final touches to the project
Herbie Hancock, Guy and Khaliq Grover during the recording of a DVD "Live at Knitting Factory" from the Future 2 Future tour.
Geoff Emerick and Guy Charbonneau taking a photo break during the Paul McCartney Live recording for the PETA 2000 Project

The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Awards Guy Charbonneau for Outstanding Recording and Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series Special, "Cher: Live in Concert From the MGM Grand in Las Vegas"

Pasadena, California, Saturday, August 26, 2000: Guy Charbonneau was awarded an Emmy at the 52nd Annual Creative Arts Emmy Awards. Guy’s long and prestigious career has brought him numerous industry music awards and worldwide recognition for his live remote recordings, production, mixing and his world class Le Mobile facility. He has now been acknowledged in the television industry. Over the years, he has developed an unsurpassed style that allows the ambience of a live show to be recorded to tape, without having to re-create it later in a studio.

Guy recorded the live broadcast using Le Mobile’s vintage Neve Console 8058, in combination with his Studer D827 48-Track Digital Recorder. The outputs of Guys 48 track mix was fed to the NMT Video Truck, where Chris Lord-Alge, assisted by Don Worsham did the live 2 track on air mix. Guy won the award along with Chris Lord-Alge, Don Worsham and Bob La Masney, as a team for the live HBO Television Broadcast of "Cher: Live at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas."
"The Contender" Film Scoring
Armin Steiner engineering and Charlie Bouis chief engineer with Le Mobile was on hand during the recording for "The Contender" in Seattle.

The score was written and conducted by Larry Groupe.
Ted Barela was on hand for the setup and during the recording.