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| Joe Unik's Studio Details
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E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Practice/Rehearsal
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: Above average
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 5-20
Future plans: Currently writing/recording songs.....punk/pop/metal kinda feel. We are now getting near studio quality mixdowns using a digital workstation and minimal hardware components
Guitars: 4 string fender bass 6 string Fender Squire Stratocastor 6 string Gibson Eplphone
Keyboards: None
Sound modules: Peavey Unity series 8 channel mixer Peavey 6 channel guitar preamp/head Samson servo 240 power amp for playback over crate monitors
Percussion: Mapex mars series toms (3) - pearl 13x3 snare - Alesis D4 drum module for kick drum and other efx - all cymbals are Sabian AA`s (hihat, 10"splash, 16" crash, china, 20" heavy ride, 3 spike triggers
Effects: Lexicon MPX100 DSP module
Microphones: 2 Shure SM57`s 4 Shure BG 3.1`s
Mixer: Peavy Unity 1002 8 channel
Tape decks: (i laugh hehe) digital multitracking on a PC (sorry no macs!)
Monitoring system: Samson servo 240 Crate PE-15H monitors Sony MDR-V600 headphones
Computers: Homebuilt celeron 300A overclocked to 450, 256MB SDRAM, UDMA IDE drives
Music software: Cool Edit Pro, Fruity Loops, DirectX plugins
Other equipment: Peavy Bass combo amp Don`t forget US!!!!
Comments: Eager to answer any questions
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
