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| Paul Headcaver's Studio Details
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Specializing in Punk rock recording techniques - especially guitar sounds.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: members-central.optushome.com.au/guitarjones
Main purpose: Demos
Secondary purpose: Recording
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Average
Typically work (with): Producer
Completed songs/demos/jingles: More than 100
Future plans: Continue to try kill off these punk rock demons
Guitars: 75 Les paul custom (Steve Jones), 70`s Fender Precision bass, Fender USA Telecaster, Mosrite short-scale bass and Johnny ramone ventures guitar, epiphone explorer (nice 70`s super-distortion dimarzio pickups) and EB-1. Plus oddball, Jap & copies.
Percussion: TAMA
Effects: Giles Audio Valve Opto Compressor, Basic reverb rack, Extensive plugin library with custom IR reverb impulses.
Microphones: C1`s,Neumann clones, 421`s, sm57`s, sm58`s, etc
All condensor mics have been upgraded/modified by Giles Audio.
Mixer: Basic
Tape decks: Outsourced
Monitoring system: Alesis amps and tannoys. Headphones by sennheiser
Computers: Always Latest and greatest PC/Win
Music software: Cakewalk Sonar
Other equipment: Valve Pre-amps, Rocktrons, Podxt`s, Sansamps, Vintage valve guitar amps, Rare guitar speakerboxes including gauss, celestions, Rola`s....
Comments: Specializing in Punk rock recording techniques - especially guitar sounds. This is not a commercial studio.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
