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| Miek Thompson's Studio Details
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My limitations is my strenth, everything elce is just an illusion for the weak.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.mp3.com/miek
Main purpose: Jamming/Fun
Secondary purpose: Recording
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: High
Typically work (with): Alone
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 21-40
Future plans: DJ, play in a band, Produce and `Mix a band, Live PA solo, and Recording, on tight budjit
Keyboards: Roland JX305, Roland JP8000 (half the time)
Sound modules: Roland MC505 (Half the time)
Percussion: Roland JX305, Puter
Effects: Behringer Virtulizer, Puter, BOSS Sp202 filter/ring
Microphones: $20 mic
Mixer: Behringer MX1804
Tape decks: Sony receaver
Monitoring system: 2xTechnics 15" w/ tweeter (350+ WATTS) sony receaver, 2x sony 10"x2" (250+ watts)
Computers: Compaq, 500mhz, SB Live soundcard, 128 MG Ram, 18G HD
Music software: Sound Forge for live recording and sample editing, Rubberduck (acid bassline / Blows 338`s ass away!)
Other equipment: SP 202 (lo-fi sampling) / aux filter/ring, PT2000 +PT2400 Turntables (stanton cartidges), Executioner 10 battle mixer
Comments: My limitations is my strenth, everything elce is just an illusion for the weak... I may not have a $30,000 setup, but I know how to sound like one. I play everything live, what you hear is not a sequenced song, but me tweeking and triggering all my basslines,drumbeats, samples live.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
