Here is some of the gear I use:
www.M-Audio.com
M-Audio just makes great stuff and I know I can relay
on them. I have a Key Station Pro 88 keyboard as my main keyboard and a Oxygen 8v2 keyboard for my playing faster stuff without the
weight. I use the BX8a monitors and a Mobile Pre Amp. I love the mobile
pre because I can record any where I can bring my computer.
www.Motu.com
I love all the MOTU software because you cannot beat
the quality of their samples for the price. I have the Symphonic Instrument (go and look at the mp3 examples) and use it on basically everything I do in one way or
another. I also have Ethno which has a ton of ethnic instruments that I
cannot pronounce but love using and it sounds amazing.
www.Sony.com
I know I shouldn't be on Windows doing things (and
trust me I wish I wasn't) but this is one advantage. I use Sound Forge on everything and it is great for the audio trickery that I cant do in
my sequencer and I will miss it when I switch the studio over to Mac. I
also use Acid Pro which is okay, I am in the market for a new loop
program though but it gets the jobs done for the time being.
www.Fender.com
Just the name Fender makes you think of some great
guitarist and amazing musicians. I have a Telecaster Deluxe and it's
just an all around great instrument. Beautifully made and it sounds
fantastic and the people at Fender always take care of me. Once, I broke
a piece off the neck off and sent it back to them and they sent it back
fixed and cleaned ready to go. I use it for recording and live
performance but unfortunately they discontinued it otherwise I would
recommend you buy one.
www.ErnieBall.com
I only use Ernie Ball on all my guitars and I love
them. I also like to use their electric strings on my acoustics, I like
the raw sound that it gives. I have good luck with them not breaking
which is nice, especially during a live gig.
Some awesome composers:
coming soon
Awesome musicians:
coming soon
Cool stuff:
www.seekingclosurethemovie.com
www.frozenbackgroundproductions.com
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