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| J. Russ Willoughby's Studio Details
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I have learned the Boss BR8 inside and out and have found it to work perfect for me.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Composition
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Just learning
Typically work (with): Alone
Future plans: I have just finished my first cd of heavy guitar instrumentals, "Beyond the Velvet Rope" and hope to have it available on Guitar Nine very, very soon. I am about half finished working on my next project titled "Pickup Lines" which should be out by the end of the summer.
Guitars: `81 Gibson Flying V, Hamer double cutaway archtop, Squier double fat Strat, Alvarez cutaway acoustic
Keyboards: Yamaha and Alesis
Percussion: Zoom RT-123
Effects: Line 6 POD and the built in effects in my Boss BR8, a killer combo for guitarists! Some of the COSM effects in the BR8 are a bit silly but, for what I do, I don`t use a lot of them. Besides, the sound I get out of the POD cover all the bases.
Microphones: Mic simulators within the POD and BR8
Mixer: Again, the BR8
Tape decks: The BR8 records to 100mb Zip disks. Each disk has about 49 minutes of total track time.
Hard disc recorders: I had a Roland vs880 and took it back and bought the Boss BR8.
Comments: I have learned the Boss BR8 inside and out and have found it to work perfect for me. The Zoom RT-123 has incredibly realistic drum and bass sounds and since it only takes up two tracks (in stereo), it's a space saver as well.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
