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| Khaleef D. Williams's Studio Details
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Tiger-I Studios specializes in Urban Funk, R&B, Hip/Hop, Pop, and Acid Jazz music.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Commercial work
Secondary purpose: Composition
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Above average
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 61-100
Future plans: Tiger-I Entertainment, Inc. is expanding into live performance and artist management.
Keyboards: Roland JX-8P, Casio CZ-101, Yamaha DJX, Korg Triton Pro, Casio M-10, Songmaker, Soft Synths
Sound modules: Casio DH-800, Yamaha SHS-10R, Zen-On
Percussion: Roland TR-707, Roland R-70, Roland TR-727, Yamaha DD-11, Triton Drum Samples, Virtual Drums
Effects: ART, BBE, Aphex, Yamaha, Roland, Plug-ins
Microphones: Shure, EV, SONY, Miscel.
Mixer: Roland VS-2480, Behringer
Tape decks: TEAC, TASCAM, Carver, Sharp
Hard disc recorders: Roland VS-2480, Compaq PC
Monitoring system: JBL Control 5+, Logitech 5.1 Surround,Carver, AKG, Koss, SONY
Computers: Compaq Presario 7110USD, 60GB, Iomega Backup
Music software: Custom
Other equipment: Behringer MX1004A Mixer, Frontline X8, 8 Channel Mixer, Samson MPL2422 20 Channel Mixer, MX-1000 Mixers (two ea.), & CD Players, Roland CD-Rack, DVD Player, Shure, EV, Nady, Audio-Technica Microphones, JVC and SONY Video equipment
Comments: Tiger-I Studios specializes in Urban Funk, R&B, Hip/Hop, Pop, and Acid Jazz music.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
