recording. mixing. mastering.
$70 per hour / $500 per day
$70 per hour / $500 per day
Studio Equipment List:
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Console:
Daking 32 channel custom console Chandler summing mixer AD / DA Converters: Burl Mothership 24in 32out Monitors: PMC Focal Mackie Software: Nuendo V11 Instruments: Yamaha YUX-U3 upright piano Fender 4 string P-bass (1971) Hofner 4 string violin bass (1973) Schecter 5 string custom bass Upright acoustic bass Fender Telecaster 90s Gretsch maple drumset (7 piece 1984) Gretsch vintage drumset (4 piece 1960s) Good selection of modern and vintage cymbals ....various electric and acoustic guitars Amplifiers: VOX AC30 (the good one) Fender Bandmaster (vintage) Fender Bassman (vintage) Marshall custom 200 watt head with 4/12 cabinet (1972) Ashdown mini stack bass amplifier |
Preamps:
Geoff Daking (32 channels) API (4 channels) Vintage Audio Red (4 channels) Safesound P1 (5 channels) AEA (2 channels) Line Audio (2 channels) Joe Meek VC1 Equalization: Geoff Daking (32 channels) Kush Audio Clariphonic Custom built mastering EQ Dynamics: Purple Audio MC7 Compressers (2 channels) Audioscape 1176 blue Audioscape LA2 Retro STA-Level Audioscape SSL buss comp Microphones: Neumann U67 Tube Condenser Neumann U47 Fet AKG C414 vintage Soyuz 023 Bomblet AKG C451s Shure KM141s Line Audio Condensers Royer R10 RIbbons Shure SM-2 Shure SM57s Sennheiser MD421s Blue Baby Bottles (old versions) Custom made Ribbons Many more.... |
Jason Carter spent his childhood years honing his skill as a drummer touring with rock bands and jazz groups alike. He acquired a well deserved reputation in the jazz world playing with such notables as Tom Grant, Doc Severinsen, Eric Marienthal, Patrick Lamb, Victor Wooten and many others. After a long successful run of touring and playing jazz, Jason joined up with the Norwegian rooted rock band Guards of Metropolis and signed a production contract with actor Kiefer Sutherland and his company Ironworks Music. The Guards played shows throughout the U.S. and Europe garnering critical acclaim from journalists and fans alike. In addition to the Guards, Jason was recording and performing with songwriter legend Larry Norman from 2001 up to Norman's passing in 2008.
In 2007, Jason joined Black Francis (of Pixies fame) as his drummer for several tours throughout the U.S., Europe and Australia. Jason is also a member of Grand Duchy, a group that Francis and his wife Violet Clark formed in in 2008. Grand Duchy has released two albums to date.
Engineering and producing...
Jason's passion for capturing music is just as important as playing it. He started cutting his teeth by cutting analog tape during his teen years working in various recording studios throughout the Pacific Northwest. In the early 90s, Jason worked at Musicraft, a world-class studio on the west coast. Digital recording technology was in its infant stage and Jason was on the ground level learning and using technology like Protools before it was called Protools. In 1995, Jason started Wavelength with his longtime friend and musician/producerJeff Jewkes and has continued to expand the business to what it is today. Jason has recorded, mixed and mastered hundreds of albums under the Wavelength name for artists and bands from all corners of the globe. His engineering and producing skills have been sought after by many artists, most notably Black Francis, John Fahey, Larry Norman, Pete Yorn, Julie Hoy, Grand Duchy, Josh Schroeder/Exroyale, Labansky, Dangermouse, Dandy Warhols and Miranda Vettrus.
In addition to music, Jason enjoys cooking, traveling, flying airplanes, red licorice and good dark coffee.
In 2007, Jason joined Black Francis (of Pixies fame) as his drummer for several tours throughout the U.S., Europe and Australia. Jason is also a member of Grand Duchy, a group that Francis and his wife Violet Clark formed in in 2008. Grand Duchy has released two albums to date.
Engineering and producing...
Jason's passion for capturing music is just as important as playing it. He started cutting his teeth by cutting analog tape during his teen years working in various recording studios throughout the Pacific Northwest. In the early 90s, Jason worked at Musicraft, a world-class studio on the west coast. Digital recording technology was in its infant stage and Jason was on the ground level learning and using technology like Protools before it was called Protools. In 1995, Jason started Wavelength with his longtime friend and musician/producerJeff Jewkes and has continued to expand the business to what it is today. Jason has recorded, mixed and mastered hundreds of albums under the Wavelength name for artists and bands from all corners of the globe. His engineering and producing skills have been sought after by many artists, most notably Black Francis, John Fahey, Larry Norman, Pete Yorn, Julie Hoy, Grand Duchy, Josh Schroeder/Exroyale, Labansky, Dangermouse, Dandy Warhols and Miranda Vettrus.
In addition to music, Jason enjoys cooking, traveling, flying airplanes, red licorice and good dark coffee.
Contact Us
email: jason@wavelengthstudio.com
phone: 503-383-1555
(leave a message and we will get back with you as soon as possible)
phone: 503-383-1555
(leave a message and we will get back with you as soon as possible)
