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Primary work space for producer Tom Eaton.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Web site: www.thomaseaton.com
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Commercial work
Recording knowledge level: High
MIDI knowledge level: High
Completed songs/demos/jingles: More than 100
Guitars: Gibson, Taylor, Martin and Guild acoustics. Fender and Gibson electrics.
Keyboards: Roland D550, MKS20, Korg M1, M3, Yamaha TX802, TG77, Ensoniq VFX-sd, SQ1, Kurzweil K2000, K2000rs, Oberheim Matrix 6 and 6R, Emu E-IVxt, Proteus, Procussion, etc...
Percussion: Mapex and Decca kits with more than 20 Zidljian A and K cymbals. Multiple tambourines, shakers and hand drums.
Effects: Eventide, Sony, Yamaha, Demeter, Millennia, Crane Song, Empirical, API, Avalon, SPL, Lexicon, etc.
Microphones: More than 100 microphones in house. Neumann, AKG, Gefell, Shure, Rode, Audio-Technica, Sennheiser, etc.
Mixer: Otari Concept Elite 48 input moving fader with total recall.
Hard disc recorders: Tascam DVRA1000hd
Monitoring system: Dynaudio M2 with Hothouse S400, Yamaha NS10, Dunlavy SCIVa, Optimus, Apple powered.
Computers: Macs and more macs.
Music software: Digital Performer, Nuendo, ProTools, iZoptope RX
Other equipment: Hammond CV with continuous drawbars, Hammond M101, Rhodes Suitcase 73, Wurlizter 200a, Yamaha G1 Baby Grand,
Comments: Primary work space for producer Tom Eaton. Takes on work with outside producers if it's a good match.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
