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Simon Nelson's Studio Details

I have been spending far too much money on low-quality recording stuff and not enough on going out and having fun.
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Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Composition


Recording knowledge level: Above average
MIDI knowledge level: Just learning


Typically work (with): Other musicians
Completed songs/demos/jingles: 61-100


Future plans: Erm, recording more music.


Guitars: 1994 Epiphone Riviera (cherry), 1958 Fender Duosonic with 1970`s Warmouth neck and other replacement bits and bobs, 1930`s/40`s Regal parlour acoustic, 1967 Epiphone FT-30 Caballero acoustic, 70`s Hondo (I think) copy of Rickenbacker 4003 (black), 90`s Aria Pro II TA40 (wine red), unnamed cuban laoud (weird 12-string thing - see "Buena Vista Social Club")
Keyboards: Evolution MK-449C USB controller keyboard, Yamaha PSS-680 (one of those "Portasound" things), Gemini transistor organ (60`s Italian copy of Vox Junior), Casio VL-Tone (do you yanks know "Da Da Da"?), Step-A-Tune floor mat/keyboard
Sound modules: Huh?
Percussion: Alesis SR-16, Drum machine on Yamaha keyboard, Mate`s Ludwig drumkit (occasionally), Unnamed baby snare drum, Goat-skin Tambourine, Shakey-Eggs, Sleigh Bells, Triangles, Chair legs, Crutches, Motorised fan, Deodorant can, whatever else I can find


Effects: Lexicon MPX-100, Behringer T1953 valve (sorry, tube) dual mic pre-amp, TFPro P3 mic pre/optical compressor/eq, Zoom RFX-1000 multi effects, Aria AD-10 Analog Delay "Loco Box"

Wersi-Voice Rotor-String-Choir-Sound, Alesis Ampliton, Bitrman, Faze, Metavox, Philtre, Phlngr and Smashup, Boss TR-2 Tremolo, Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz (great for drums), 70`s Electro-Harmonix Big Muff pi, Vesta Fire chorus, Bespeco volume pedal
Microphones: R0DE NT1-A, Oktava MK-219 (x2), Audio-Technica ATM33a (x2), TFPro JM27 (x2), Shure PG81 (small-diaphragm condensor), Shure PG52 (kick mic), Beyer M201, Shure SM58, Shure SM57, AKG D880, Prosound 3, weird little mic that looks like a crap electric razor but sounds dead crunchy, Bang & Olufsen BM5 and BM6 ribbon mics from 1961 (not working at moment), Reslo ribbon mics
Mixer: Soundcraft Spirit Studio 16:8:2, Soundcraft Spirit Folio Notepad, Board on Tascam Porta 07
Tape decks: Teac Tascam 80-8 1/2" eight-track reel-to-reel recorder, Tascam 238 eight-track rack-mount cassette deck, Tascam Porta 07, Aiwa AD-F450 cassette deck, 70`s Sony TC-280 1/4" open-reel stereo deck, 50`s Grundig TK5 1/4" open-reel mono deck, unknown portable 1/4" open-reel mono recorder by Stellaphone
Hard disc recorders: Wha?
Monitoring system: Alesis MI Active Mk2, Arcam Alpha 7R stereo hi-fi amp, Speakers hand-made by my extremely talented girlfriend, Samson C-Control, Samson S-Phone headphone amp, Sennheiser EH2200 headphones, Aural Envelope DX-220 headphones (held together by tape and superglue)


Computers: Mongrel with AMD 1800+ processor, 512Mb Ram, two hard drives (20Gb and 40Gb), CD burner, CD Rom, and M-Audio Delta 66 soundcard.
Music software: Sound Forge, Cool Edit Pro, T-Racks 24, Cubase VST32, M-Tron, Native Instruments B4
Other equipment: Marshall JCM900 100w 1x12" combo (model 4101) with 1x12" extension cab (model 1912)


Comments: I have been spending far too much money on low-quality recording stuff and not enough on going out and having fun. I resolve to do better in future. Honest.


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