Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Now, I know I am not alone in this but in the interest of sharing I will be populating this page with some thoughts and reviews of music that matters to me.
Progressive Rock, sometimes called "Art Rock" or "Symphonic Rock", is my favorite genre.
From Popular Music, to Plain ol' Rock and Roll, to Rock and back to to Pop. Some people argue that the Beatles were a "Pop" band. I submit they defined the ROCK genre
Ah the 90's!
As was said in the "Blues Brothers" there's only two kinds of music.... "Country" and "Western"! Well.... While I'm not a huge Country or Western fan..... But I recognize there is plenty of country music out there that is VERY WELL done! And, along with a extraordinary level of musicianship there is plenty of C&W worth listening to!!
While I lean more to the "Fusion" side of things I do listen to a wide variety of "Jazz and Jazz-Like" music.
From Symphonic and Classical to Avant Gard to Experimental to Soul and R&B to Funk to Metal.... If it's well done I love it and I'll listen to it!
Auditronics Son of Thirty-Six Grand 18 in - 16 out Console
MCI JH-16 2" 16 Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
MCI JH-2 ¼" Half-Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
Scully ¼" Half-Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
Revox R-77 ¼" Quarter Track Reel-to-Reel Recorder
Dolby A Noise Reduction on MCI Half-Track
Pioneer Cassette
AKG Spring Reverb
Phase Linear Amplifiers
BGW Amplifiers
Electrovoice Sentry III Monitors
Yamaha Monitors
JBL 4311 Studio Monitors
Allison RM-160 Lunchbox Housing with KEPEX Expanders/Gates and GAINBRAIN compressors
UREI LA-3a Compressors
AR Turntable With Shure V15 Cartridge
Unknown Digital Delay Line
Mics by Neumann, AKG, Sennheiser, Sony, Shure, Electrovoice, Byer(?),
Mason and Hamlin 7' Grand Piano
Pearl Drum set
Likely a lot I just don't remember
MCI MC-532 Mixing Console 32 in - 24 out Mixing Console
MCI JH-24 2" 24 Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
MCI JH-2 ¼" Half-Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
Scully ¼" Half-Track Reel-to-Reel Master Recorder
Revox R-77 ¼" Quarter Track Reel-to-Reel Recorder
Dolby A Noise Reduction on MCI Half-Track
24 Channels DBX Noise Reduction on MCI JH-24
Pioneer Cassette Deck
Nakamichi Dragon Cassette Deck
AKG Spring Reverb
BGW Amplifiers
UREI 604 Monitors
Yamaha Monitors
Auralex Monitors
JBL 4311 Studio Monitors
Allison RM-160 Lunchbox Housing with KEPEX Expanders and Gates and GAINBRAIN Compressors
UREI LA-3a Compressors
UREI 1176 Compressors
AR Turntable With Shure V15 Cartridge
Lexicon Digital Reverb and Delay
Eventide Flanger Effects
Mics by Neumann, AKG, Sennheiser, Sony, Shure, Electrovoice, Byer(?),
Plate Reverb
Steinway 6'2" Grand Piano
Micro-Moog
Pearl Drum set
And.... so much more I've forgotten or never knew about :-)
Audio-Trak was a Mid-Seventies professional recording studio built by Three partners, Joe and Jim Guarino, and myself in Rockford Illinois. It was dear to us and we loved it.
As you can see at the left Audio Trak featured some very nice equipment for the times.
Joe was the real engineer of the three of us and Jim and I the assistants. I had the most electronic background and know-how so that was my domain.
We started out in a very rough shell of a building and Joe and Jim moved several times after I had to leave the business.
Copyright © 2019 Tom's Multi Interests - All Rights Reserved.
Powered by GoDaddy