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play lo-fi play hi-fi  Rose of Sharyn - Reamp TEST2 (Mark IV. Q2 2011)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Rose of Sharyn - Reamp TEST (Mark IV, Q2 2011)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Double Ice Backfire (Mark IV, Q1 2011)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Solo Test (VOS Prototype, Q4 2009)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  CMR Solo Test (Nico's Setup Q2 2009)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Descending - (Mesa Mark IV Test, 2009)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Descending (Full Band) - (Mesa Mark IV Test, 2009)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Redneck - (Mesa Mark IV Test, 2008)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Redneck (Full Band) - (Mesa Mark IV Test)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Walk with me in Hell - (Mesa Mark IV Test, 2008)
Welcome to my Soundclick! This is mostly my project and pass time page where i will be posting recording tests or cover songs i do at home just for fun. Ive worked with others before to do online projects and i'm always interested in doing more. Most of these clips will be covers but may also include stuff from bands i have recorded like one i am in, Project Versus (myspace.com/projectversus or soundclick.com/projectversus). Stay tuned for our up comming EP!

Lately my work has been primarily focused on recording and mixing band projects and i will soon start my own recording business, C-Martin Recordings. My goal will be to deliver the best quality recordings i can offer at an affordable price to help out new or old bands succeed at producing a great sounding demo, EP or even album. C-Martin Recordings will more than likely be associated to Versus Sounds, a business one of my friends is planning to start as well. Together we plan to be able to deliver a wide variety of services from small demos to full on productions including video clips and pictures!

Do you play live?
I play with the band mostly locally here in Montreal but we are working on going outside of Montreal. We've been to Gaspesie just last summer and it was great!
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
The internet definitely changed allot of things, some are great but like all things abuse or misuse of it will always lead to bad things. Mp3's being one example, its a great preview and/or promotional tool. People should treat them as such and make sure they support the bands who need em by buying the albums, merch and tickets to shows.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
It depending on the contract and the label. Its always something I'm interesting to look into.
Your influences?
Lately my lead work is mostly influenced by Dimebag Darell, Van Halen and Yingwie Malmsteen (although mostly for his techniques and style, his compositions aren't really my type of thing). For rhythm stuff like Lamb of God, Slayer, Pantera, Death have been the main thing i lean towards but other older influences would be Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin, Hendrix, Nirvana, Primus, Tom Morello (In RATM), Megadeth (From Rust in Piece and before mostly), Marty Friedman, Deep Purple, David Gilmour, SRV.
Equipment used:
All recordings are done at C-Martin Recordings

For more information on my recording gear visit my studio's page at: C-Martin Recordings


Backline:
- Mesa Boogie Mark IV
- Marshall JTM-45 (Tesla KT66, NOS Mullard 12AX7)
- Marshall 1960 cab
- Marshall 1922 cab

Pedals and FX:
- TC Electronics G-Major II
- MXR Carbon Copy Delay
- MXR script Phase 90
- MXR script Distortion +
- MXR Vintage Flanger
- Dunlop Original CryBaby
- Radial Tonebone PlexiTube (Mullard 12AX7)
- Ibanez TS 808
- Boss Metal Zone
- Boss SD-1
- DOD 250
- Korg Pandora PX4D

The Guitars:
- Wednesday: Charvel San Dimas Strat, with old Duncan JBJ and 59NJ
- Thursday: Gibson Les Paul Standard 60RI, with "Seymourized" Custom and a old 60s PAF
- Sunday: Custom Player Strat, with Vintage OFR, Duncan Custom wound JB and Antiquity Single Coils
Mobile Rack
Old 1922
C-Martin Recordings - Small
C-Martin Recordings
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The gang
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