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| Reid Bodie Lowery's Studio Details
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Main purpose: Composition
Secondary purpose: Commercial work
Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Above average
Typically work (with): Alone
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 5-20
Guitars: Fender Custom Shop SRV Strat and Fender Custom Classic Telecaster; Fender Marcus Miller Jazz Bass
Keyboards: Korg T1 Master Keyboard, Korg MS2000 Synth, Korg MS20, Moog Voyager Anniversary Edition, Nord Modular G2X Synth, Novation XStation (K STation in a Remote 25 controller) and a RedSound Darkstar XP2
Effects: Lexicon MPX 550
Meek VC3 Compressor/Limiter
Digitech GNX4 Guitar Workstation
Microphones: Fender D1 Cardiod Instrument Mic and Joe Meekrophone (similar in spec to the Rode NT1)
Mixer: Mackie Control Universal
Tape decks: Tascam 442
Monitoring system: Edirol D10
Computers: Dell 4600, 2 160Gig Sata Drives, 3 Gig Memory
Music software: ProTools LE, Samplitude v6, Reason 3.0, Ableton Live 4.0, Emagic 5.5.1 (PC)
Softsynths:
Arturia - Arp2600, MMV, Minimoog & CS80
FXPansion - BFD, XFL, 8Bit Drumkits
Superior - DFH (Drums)
Gmedia - ImpOscar, M-Tron, Oddity
Camel Audio - Cameleon
Korg - MS20, PolySix, Wavestation & Legacy Cell
IK - Amplitube, Sampletank, T-Racks
Propellerhead - Rebirth, Reason
East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra
Other equipment: Emu 1820 (16/18 i/o breakout box), MBox
Fender 4x10 Bassman 10
Fender 2x12 Concert Amp
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
