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| Henry Smith's Studio Details
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Isn't home recording great?
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Demos
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Above average
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 61-100
Future plans: Finish a 3rd CD project with "The Mossbacks" and continue to record.
Guitars: Rickenbacker 360 & 360 12V64, Les Paul Jr., Alverez Accoustic, Fender Telecaster Stratocaster, & Jazzmaster.
Keyboards: Yamaha PSR 520
Percussion: 1967 Ludwig Accoustic Kit
Effects: Alesis Midiverb, 3636 Compressor, ART Dual MP Preamp, ART Tube PAC
Microphones: Shure 57(s) Audix CX 101, AT Pro 25, Marshall MXL 2001(s) and other assorted and various dynamic Mics
Mixer: Alesis Studio 24 & Studio 32
Tape decks: Alesis LX 20 ADAT, Fostex E-16 1/2" reel to reel
Monitoring system: Rolls headphone Amp, with lots of Radio Shack headphones (they`re disposable) Carvin HT 150 Amp, Alesis Monitor Ones
Computers: Pentium 2 400, with 128 mg o` RAM. AWE 64 gold and Gadget Labs Wave 4 Soundcards. Phillips Omniwriter CD burner
Music software: Soundforge and Cakewalk
Comments: Isn't home recording great? You can do take after take without thinking "This is costing a fortune." As I invest in more equipment I'm still not happy with the end product. Maybe it's because George Martin never had to do a drum mix in a laundry room with a bra hanging over his head. Then again...
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
