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| Mik Garrison's Studio Details
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Please feel free to contact me about anything.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: i.am/eleanor.brain/
Main purpose: Composition
Secondary purpose: Composition
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Average
Typically work (with): Other
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 21-40
Future plans: Recording a full length CD, selling it, reaping the rewards of my one-man show. I really enjoy playing live, and hope to adapt my studio music to a band format ...soon.
Guitars: Jackson 5-String Bass, Guild Pilot 4-String Bass Ibanez 6-String Electric Guitar
Keyboards: Yamaha Electone organ (yeah!)
Percussion: Software (Rebirth, Hammerhead, Fruity Loops) Cowbell, Shakers, Agogo Bells
Effects: Big Muff by Sovtek, Boss ME-30
Microphones: Shure SM57, Sound Addict - BARK
Mixer: Mackie 1202-VLZ
Monitoring system: 3-Speaker system, some good headphones
Computers: Custom built K6II-500, 128MB RAM, 20 Gig Hard Drive, Gina by ECHO, IDE 4X CD-RW, 52X CD , Internal Zip Drive, ATI Rage 128, SB AWE64
Music software: SAW, Rebirth 2.0 w/addon, Hammerhead, Fruity Loops, Finale, Sound Forge 4.5, Native Powe Pack, CD Architect, and probably some more too....
Other equipment: A lot of love, and a healthy portion of the FUNK.
Comments: Please feel free to contact me about anything... and for goodness sakes... KEEP DOING YOUR MUSIC >< WAY :) Or... sellout, make a mint, and THEN do it your way
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
