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| Kurt Masteller's Studio Details
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The Studio is called "The Tiki Room," 48 Digital Trax of Organized Chaos with a spackle of love!
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.turnerinteractive.com
Main purpose: Demos
Secondary purpose: Composition
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Above average
Typically work (with): Alone
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 5-20
Guitars: Tyler Studio Elite, Taylor 514c,Gibson ES-335, Fernandez Strat wired with guitar synth, Fernandez Bass
Keyboards: Kurzweil K2500
Sound modules: Line6 Ax2 and Pod Pro, Korg M3R, Roland GR-33, VG-88,
2 Computers running GigaStudio, various SoftSynths
Percussion: Alesis DM5, Kat DK10, unlimited Sample Library
Effects: Lexicon MP1, Ensoniq DP-4, Alesis MicroVerb, Art SGE, Various Plugins
Microphones: AKG C414, Shure SM57, AKG C3000
Mixer: Behringer MX-8000, Mackie 3204, Mackie VLZ 1402
Tape decks: Adat XT, Tascam DA-30 Mk II
Monitoring system: Alesis RA 100, Alesis Moniter Ones, Advent Reference Series AKG headphones
Computers: PowerMac 6400/180 with 48 Meg Ram& 10 Gig HD, 1 Gigahertz Pentium III 256 Ram w/ 75 Gig HD 2 Pentium 400 with 128 Ram and 25 Gig HDs
Music software: Emagic Logic Audio, Pro Tools 5.0, Session 8, Cakewalk 9, Sound Forge
Other equipment: Fender Bassmans, Guytron Amps, myriad of acoustic amps
Comments: The Studio is called "The Tiki Room," 48 Digital Trax of Organized Chaos with a spackle of love!?
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
