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Rainbow Drive Studios offers a full range of services to musicians:
rehearsal studios, 24 track digital recording, mix downs,
copyright support, and live sound PA systems to get the show
on the road. Rainbow Drive Studios takes special pride in
helping new talent discover and refine their abilities, and
working with people who have never recorded before. Bill "Garfield"
Medei currently hosts the Open Mic at the WILDFLOWER CAFÉ
in Bethlehem where he has helped dozens, if not hundreds,
of people perform live for the first time. But the real strength
of the studio is in capturing the excitement of existing bands.
The Yamaha AW4416 can record up to 8 tracks simultaneously,
allowing the band members to express themselves as they interact
during the recording process, thereby creating a sense of
the immediate while still maintaining track integrity for
proper mix down processing.
Equipment Available
Drums: vintage
Slingerland set with Speed King petal, Ludwig steel snare, Zildjian
symbols, and a wide variety of hand percussion devices
Bass: Yamaha
4 string bass with Hartke 3500 amp and 4x10 bass cabinet from Carvin
Keyboard: Korg
Triton LE with Behringer 120 watt amp
Guitar amps:
Fender hand wired ProReverb, Ampeg hand wired ReverbArocket, Marshall
MG, Vox Pathfinder, and TubeWorks Tube Driver
Live sound systems:
Fender KXR self-contained 100 watt with 3 channels Carvin 300 watt powered
speaker with Yamaha 4 channel mixer, Alesis Multiverb effects, Carvin
600 watt PA head with 8 channels and EQ, reverb Carvin 1000 watt PA
head with 12 channels and EQ, 4 DSP effects
Front of house:
Carvin with horns, 6" midrange, and 15" bottoms
Monitors: Carvin
with horns and 12" bottoms
Microphones by
Shure and Carvin
Yamaha AW4416 digital production studio
The following list of artists and their approximate styles demonstrates
the range of Rainbow Drive Studios' experience.
Paul Thiessen, country jazz
Jim Steager, modern folk, rhythm looping
Amanda Thorp, modern rock
Beatmaster, old school hip hop
Andy Mannheim, future rock
Spider Philomiles, contemporary ballads
Dusty Rhodes, urban R&B, jazz
Curt Evans, contemporary blues
Joe Ledva, multi genre bass extraordinaire
Sam Lowe Jr., classic jazz, modern ballads
Paul Maul, rockabilly, classic rock
Connie Edinger, popular ballads, dance rock
Charles Kettle, roots reggae
Tony Z, Dylanesque folk commentaries
The Octave Below, power jazz
Chris Rickerhauser, classic rock with Beatle complexities
Jessica Saddington, modern ballads
RockerBox, classic dance rock
Joggyn Smyler, alternative rock
Black Market Dynamite, rap rock
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