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| Richard Lemke's Studio Details
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All is working very well and getting great comments from the Demo's that we produced.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.adm-media.biz
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Demos
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: Average
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 41-60
Future plans: Complete a JAZZ album primarily Brazilian & Be Bop, Finish up a Hank Williams SR. album (Half Done). Working on new album with original score.
Guitars: 3 ea. Fender Strats (1956) and (1983)1 Telecaster, Ovation Breadwinner Limited Edition, Ovation Full body, Guild Solid Body, Carvin Double Neck 12/6, Gretsch Historic Series Rancher.
Keyboards: 2 each Roland KB
Percussion: Full set of drums
Effects: Effecs in Korg Recorder + External Echo/Reverb (Boss) Vocal Harmonizer, Compressor.
Microphones: 4 Condenser Mics and 5 Dynamic also used on the road.
Mixer: 16 in, XLR
Tape decks: One small 4 track recorder.
Hard disc recorders: Korg 1600 - A great machine! 8 track, computer based system.
Monitoring system: 100 W Studio Powered Monitors. 2 Sets of head phones.
Computers: Dell Pentium 4, 80 Gig HD 128M RAM, MAC G4, Compact Laptop
Music software: None
Other equipment: Fender Twin Reverb, Crate 85 Watt and Crate 100 watt head driving a twin 15" Speaker Column
Comments: All is working very well and getting great comments from the Demo's that we produced.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
