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February 25, 2020 at 12:19 pm #71430
Mark Bath
ParticipantName: Mark Bath
Location: Bellevue, WA
Bio: I'm a singer songwriter with a computer science background. I've been studying music production, music theory, guitar, piano, and vocal performance for the past several years. In high school I played bass guitar in a band with friends (short scale) and eight years of trumpet in band and marching band. I've been building out my home studio for a few years and learning as much as possible via many YouTube channels, recommended books, and collaborating with several studios and other musicians locally and virtually. Currently I have twenty plus songs which I hope to release over this year as I can complete them.DAW of Choice: ProTools
Genres: Singer Songwriter, Pop, EDM
Favorite Plugins: Waves, Izotope, Valhalla, Slate, Native Instruments, Bluecat, KlanghelmGear List:
SilentPC Windows 10 (32GB RAM)
Manley Reference Cardioid
API "The Channel Strip"
A Designs Pacifica
BAE 1073MPF
Neve Portico 5043 Compressor
Yamaha HS8 Monitors + Sub
UAD Apollo Twin USB
Maschine Mikro 3
Moog Subsequent25 Synth
Avid Artist Control Surface
Shure SM7B, 57, KSM35
Lexicon MX4000
Radial Gold Digger, Cherry Picker
Taylor T5z Pro Guitar
Fender Blues Junior IV (Alligator Skin) Amp
Fishman Noisebox Performance
Line6 M9 Stompbox
Ultimate Ears IEMs
Shure SRH840 Headphones
GikAcoustics acoustic panels
LA Sound Panels gobos and bass traps
Auralex foam and panels
Mogami cables
Aphex Headpod headphone amplifierEquipment I have my eyes on:
Manley VoxBox
UAD 1176LN Compressor
UAD Teletronix LA2A Compressor
Rupert Neve Designs Portico II Channel
Empirical Labs Distressor Compressor w British Setting
Moog One Synthesizer
Audient iD44 Interface
GikAcoustic Acoustic PanelsInteresting Story:
We had our house listed for sale and since I didn't know if the house would sell right away and I didn't want to put all music stuff on hold I left most of my studio up and roped off. My wife was not happy about this since she thought people would be upset about the wall treatments in this room which is supposed to be a nursery. Multiple buyers asked if they could keep the studio with the house when buying it 🙂 One who had put in an offer on the house wanted to keep all the bass trapping and wall treatments as the wife was a vocalist and wanted to do some of her own recording. So, it turns out that having a home studio can help your resale value and now my wife is happier if I upgrade my studio with something that makes it look more cool 🙂 I recommend any other home studio folks use my testimony as justification for getting new cool music stuff... cuz hey, upgrading your home studio now seems like remodeling your kitchen or bathrooms in terms of being "worth it".Instagram Link:
https://www.instagram.com/markbathofficial/YouTube Link:
https://www.youtube.com/user/bathmark1/Studio Pictures:
Coming soon... I need to post some pix somewhere that I can link to them. For now here is one on my Instagram:-
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February 25, 2020 at 5:08 pm #71459Derek Whitaker
ParticipantLove that! Hoping if I sell my house someday people will feel the same!
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