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About Larry A. Staffen
Expertise
I worked in Hollywood Ca. for 17 years as a recording engineer/musician. My forte is in
analog recording (such as tape editing, bias, record/repro alignment, multi-track, mixing,
so much more). As a musician, I also played guitar, keyboards, vocals, music arranging
and occasional trumpet. I was quite busy! But due to health problems... here I am! I can
respond in one to two days. Care to all, Larry
Experience
See above
Organizations: member of
ascap, 3-M school (M-79 reel to reel tape recorder), Chappell Music Hollywood Div. (recording engineer), American Songwriters Festival, (music listener/screener/judge.
Publications
Cup-a-music, ascap for a Chubby Checker song, '82
Education/Credentials
2 years associates degree in music, 2 years engineering school Sherwood Oaks experiamental college.
Awards and Honors
Credits: Lionel Richie, Donna Summer, James Ingram, Burt Bacharach, Delaney Bramlett, Marvin Hamlisch, Edwin Starr, Bill Conti, Franco Zeffirelli (film director)more.
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Expert: Larry A. Staffen - 10/21/2009
Question
I am a high school student that is looking into recording arts. What is the best equipment that I should buy to start learning and making my own music?
Answer
Hi Jasmine - Look into Ebay for best deals. Sweetwater or Musicians Friend are catalogs on line also to name a few.Korg d8 and Roland are popular. These are digital recording machines. They are without drum machines or microphones, which have to be purchased separately and can be pricey. Good luck with your venture!
Lar
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