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| Phil Johnson's Studio Details
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Producing the syndicated radio program THE KINGPUP RADIO SHOW - "Small Time Opry" Live Bluegrass, old time, folk music.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.radioyur.com
Main purpose: Commercial work
Secondary purpose: Demos
Recording knowledge level: Average
MIDI knowledge level: None
Typically work (with): Co-writer
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 61-100
Future plans: The KingPup Radio Show - Small Time Opry also RadioYUR.com a 24/7 online radio station featuring the roots music of western North Carolina
Guitars: Acoustics, resonators / slide, baritone, mandolins, mandolas
banjos, fiddles
Percussion: Assorted noise makers
Effects: Universal Audio 6176 mic pre/compressor
RNP 8380 mic pre RNC 1773 comp.
Microphones: Atm 30`s akg c3000, sm58s / 57s, crown pzm,Shure KSM 32s,Octavas,Fathead ribbon, Studio Project mics
Mixer: Mackie 1604 / 1202
Tape decks: Tascam TRS 8 / Tascam Dat 20 /
Monitoring system: JBL 4206, Alesis Ra 100 AKG K240 DF
Computers: Dual core Windows machine 2 gig memory
four 250 gig hard drives
Music software: Adobe Audition 2, Nuendo 3, Wave Lab 5 many DX plugins
Other equipment: M Audio Delta1010, assorted boxes
Comments: Producing the syndicated radio program THE KINGPUP RADIO SHOW - "Small Time Opry" Live Bluegrass, old time, folk music. Now in its 4th season syndicated to over 50 radio stations world wide. Check it out at http://www.radioyur.com
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
