Affordable, ultra-custom studio design and consulting

cjmnash · 06-21-2007, 11:11 AM

Finally! Affordable, ultra-custom studio desing and consulting for the cool people of the world.

www.myspace.com/chrismaradesign

Specializing in blending vintage gear and methods with today's technology.

Check it out- I'd love to help.

Chris Mara
Nashville, TN
(615) 476-6272

guitarest · 02-07-2008, 03:30 PM

I have gone from a Tascam casette recorder, to a pc based recorder and i would have no idea how to act in a real studio. I dropped a lead track in a no name studio in London in the 80's but it was ok, do a solo with lots of dive bombs in the key of e. I was in and out in a hour, i gust brought my old kramer guitar (remember them when they were the stuff during the hair band years). Good luck and loads of respect from me to those who understand how to really record... I think its like 20% science and 80% art

cjmnash · 02-07-2008, 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by guitarest

.....and i would have no idea how to act in a real studio.

everyone knows how to act in a real studio....you act like you know what you're doing! lol.

-chris

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cjmnash Band Member Fawkin' Newbie Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: nashville, tn Posts: 91 Rep Power: 0	Affordable, ultra-custom studio design and consulting Finally! Affordable, ultra-custom studio desing and consulting for the cool people of the world. www.myspace.com/chrismaradesign Specializing in blending vintage gear and methods with today's technology. Check it out- I'd love to help. Chris Mara Nashville, TN (615) 476-6272

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guitarest Band Whore Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Ms Gulf Coast Posts: 294 Rep Power: 18	I have gone from a Tascam casette recorder, to a pc based recorder and i would have no idea how to act in a real studio. I dropped a lead track in a no name studio in London in the 80's but it was ok, do a solo with lots of dive bombs in the key of e. I was in and out in a hour, i gust brought my old kramer guitar (remember them when they were the stuff during the hair band years). Good luck and loads of respect from me to those who understand how to really record... I think its like 20% science and 80% art