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FOR THE LOVE OF GUITARS

Mar 1, 2004 12:00 PM, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY

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Kim Simmonds (right) of blues/rock band Savoy Brown recently stepped into Lakewood Audio Video Group (Jamesville, N.Y.) to mix and master the band's upcoming album, You Should Have Been There, and his solo acoustic album, Stuck By Lightning. Handling mixing and mastering duties was Ron DeRollo (left), engineer/owner of the facility. Recording was done to Alesis ML9600 MasterLink, Ampex and Studer 2-tracks and Pro Tools|HD3, then to a Sonic Solutions mastering workstation. Monitoring was via Dynaudio “Air 6” 5.1 surround, Genelec 1031As, UREI 813B time-aligned speakers, Yamaha NS10s and JBL 4421s. “The vocal chain I used while mixing the lead vocal was all analog: first into a Manley VoxBox for compression, de-essing and EQ, then into a Pultec EQP-1A for some ‘air’ and finally into either a UREI 1176 or Empirical Labs Distressor for final compression. I don't like to hit any one compressor too hard.” Visit the studio online at www.lakewoodavgroup.com.

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