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| John Woods's Studio Details
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I'm always looking for people to work with, produce, or compose for!
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Composition
Secondary purpose: Recording
Recording knowledge level: Average
MIDI knowledge level: High
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 61-100
Future plans: I would love to start scoring for independent films. I have done some work with student films, and enjoyed it very much. I consider myself primarily a sound designer/composer, and find that i always come up with very visual sounds. I try to use other musicians to add more "musical" aspects to the ambience.
Guitars: Whatever the guitar player brings
Keyboards: Korg MS-20, Yamaha SY-22, Korg Poly-800, Akai AX-60
Sound modules: EMU E5000 Ultra, Emu Audity 2000, Doepfer A-100 modular system, casio vz-10m, yamaha tx-81z
Percussion: None
Effects: Alesis midiverb IV, ART SGX 2000, Korg DRV-2000
Microphones: Pieces of crap, mostly
Mixer: Samson pl1602
Tape decks: None
Hard disc recorders: Vestax hdr-8
Monitoring system: Regular old stereo speakers
Computers: Gateway g6-366 with 128 megs ram, 13 g hard drive, orb drive
Music software: EVERYTHING! cubase, cakewalk, logic, reality, reaktor, gigasampler, as-1, recycle, sound diver, etc etc
Other equipment: Mini-disc recorder
Comments: I'm always looking for people to work with, produce, or compose for! Everything from house to hip hop to ambient to punk... whatever you got!
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
