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| Edward Rivas's Studio Details
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The studio is located in a basement which adds an interesting reverb effect to recordings.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Demos
Secondary purpose: Jamming/Fun
Recording knowledge level: Average
MIDI knowledge level: Just learning
Typically work (with): Alone
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 21-40
Future plans: Expand 24 mixer to 32 and update from 8 track analog to digital; re-record certain takes of album and establish better mixing techniques; learn more about compression; use more space and less reverb; create the plug/play/mix/1 step setup through experience
Guitars: Fender Stratocaster, Ovation Acoustics, Marina, Ibanez, GTX23, Gibson acoustic
Keyboards: Korg, Akai AX60
Sound modules: KMD 160W 4X12, PEAVEY 15 BASS CABINET, and PEAVEY monitors
Percussion: Tama 11 piece, Rockstar, Yamaha RY20
Effects: Behringer Autocom MDX1200, 512 effects processor DOD, Korg G3 guitar effects, Peavey digital delay, DOD distortion,
Microphones: Electro Voice RE11, cardiod dynamic, WW60`s
Mixer: Mackie, 24,4,2, SR24,4
Tape decks: Tascam Portastudio 488, Pioneer CT-W703RS
Monitoring system: Pioneer SE450`s, Koss TD60, Peavey PV2.6 C, Peavey 112DLM, KLH flat response monitors, Kenwood E.Q.`s, Pioneer SZ94d`s,
Computers: Packard Bell 133MHZ, 2.1GBHD, 4xCDROM, 16MG,
Music software: Microsoft Office to compile lyrics and structures, no software for recording
Other equipment: Lots of cables
Comments: The studio is located in a basement which adds an interesting reverb effect to recordings. I have cut 25 songs (personal) and helped out a few friends with demo's. I'm always playing with the effects and mixer and wonder if I should become a studio engineer. I used to think they had it made, after owning one I tip my hat to those guys. All of this keeps me very busy.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
