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| Bryan Schultz's Studio Details
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Love doing this kind of stuff.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.homepage.mac.com/riverdog
Main purpose: Commercial work
Secondary purpose: Jamming/Fun
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: High
Typically work (with): Co-writer
Completed songs/demos/jingles: More than 100
Future plans: Continue with custom work for clients... Mostly Christian artists in our area. Great people to work with! Currently writing Jingles for Radio Stations as well.
Guitars: Jackson 6 String with Digitech Effects
Keyboards: Roland JV-90
Kurzweil SP76
Sound modules: Roland VEJV1, Roland JV1010, Alesis S4, Peavey DPMv3, Kawai K1r, Emu ESI2000, Ensoniq ESQ-M
Percussion: Alesis DM5
Effects: Alesis Microverb 4
Behringer Compressor
Behringer 2096 Finalizer
Microphones: Rode NT1, Shure SM58, SM57, Oktava MK-319
Mixer: Samson PL2404 Rack Deck, Behringer Mx2004a
Behringer MX602A
Tape decks: Tascam 102 Stereo Mastering Deck
LogicAudio Gold for OSX Sequncing Software
Hard disc recorders: N/A
Monitoring system: Event PS5 Personal Mastering speakers
Computers: Apple PowerBook "Aluminum" 1 Ghz Laptop, 512 Meg of Ram - 40 Gig Hard Drive with 30 Gig External
Music software: Logic Audio Gold6, SoundDiver synth programming software.
Other equipment: M-Audio Quattro 4 in/out Digital Audio Interface
Compressors, PreAmps etc.
Comments: Love doing this kind of stuff... Wish it were full time! Carpe Diem!
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
