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| Aaron King's Studio Details
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Like all studios, ours is constantly being added to, upgraded, and improved.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.myspace.com/thelionaudio
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Other
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Average
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: More than 100
Future plans: Keep building Lionaudio, and hopefully keep a steady stream of musicians who want to work with us
Guitars: Prs, jackson, g&l, fender, seagull, lareve, fender mandolin
Keyboards: Korg triton, korg vocoder synth, yamaha upright piano
Sound modules: None
Percussion: Pre-pearl 4 piece kit.. triton sequencer
Effects: Lexicon stereo reverb/ multi effects unit. alesis nanoverb. digitech vocalist 300
Microphones: Blue bluebird, rode nt5`s, various sennheisers, various adk`s mxl`s and shure`s
Mixer: Mackie 24/ 8
Tape decks: Fostex 1/4in.
Hard disc recorders: Alesis hd24
Monitoring system: 2 powered krk v8`s.. 2 samson pieces of crap.
Computers: None
Music software: None
Other equipment: Violin.. fretless bass.. alesis masterlink.. fmr audio rnc compressors.. trident pre`s..
Comments: Like all studios, ours is constantly being added to, upgraded, and improved.. we have an enormous live room, one reverb hallway, and a nice sized control room.. this studio exists for us and other musicians who work with us to be able to experiment to our heart's content.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
