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| John J. Kliner's Studio Details
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I have a 25 year track record of major label work.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Commercial work
Secondary purpose: Demos
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: High
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: More than 100
Future plans: Im a die hard analog fan. I have a 1" 16trk which drives cakewalk and 8 tks of hard disk. I have 25 years of engineering experience along with 15 gold/platinum records. Ive just completed building 5 isolated rooms. I spent 10 years in LA, 3 years in Nashville and am currently doing custom work.
Guitars: Anything a gtr player brings in. Im a drummer.
Keyboards: Hammond L-100 w/22 leslie, kx88 controller, roland d50,
Sound modules: Kurzweil pno module, 2 dm5 drum modules
Percussion: See above plus full yamaha acoustic recording series kit w/triggers
Effects: Tons
Microphones: Atm4060 condenser, rode tube, rca dx77,rca (old) ribbon 10 sm57 4 beta 58s 2 sennheiser 421s 2 shure condensers
Mixer: (2)Ramsa 20x16x2
Tape decks: Tascam atr16,fostex dmt8vl
Hard disc recorders: Fostex dmt8vl
Monitoring system: Crown d60 for yamaha ns-10ms samson powering jbl 4311s
Computers: Compac pc 8 gis 72mb ram running windows 98 basically used for cakewalk
Music software: Cakewalk 3.0
Comments: I have a 25 year track record of major label work. Am currently doing custom work. I have small record label with 6 artists called station records.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
