About Johnsteelsax
I am a multi-instrumentalists and do internet tracks for singers-songwriters & producers from all over the world. Should you need an instrument that I play on any of your songs or projects please contact me I can do internet tracks and will send back WAV tracks of the instruments needed. All you need to send me is a rough mix mp3 of your song, any details you want me to know and I need to know what settings you are recording at, I normally record at 44/24 or 48/24 but can do any setting.
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My instruments are: Pedal Steel Guitar - Saxophone - Dobro - Flute - Lap Steel - Clarinet - Oboe- English Horn - Horn Sections
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, currently with Pure Prairie League.
https://www.John Heinrich.com
Email: johnsteelsax@gmail.com
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My instruments are: Pedal Steel Guitar - Saxophone - Dobro - Flute - Lap Steel - Clarinet - Oboe- English Horn - Horn Sections
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, currently with Pure Prairie League.
https://www.John Heinrich.com
Email: johnsteelsax@gmail.com
Goals & Objectives
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Grow audience
Instruments
Music genres
Johnsteelsax is a music lover and is particularly passionate about genres like Blues,Country,Pop,R&B,Rock
All the genres that Johnsteelsax loves : Blues Country Pop R&B Rock
Favorite artists
Influences
Pedal Steel: Buddy Charlton, Pete Drake, Buddy Emmons.
Saxophone: David Sanborn, Ronnie Laws, Gerald Albright, Charlie Parker
Oboe: Erale Dumler, Tom Boyd, Sharon Kane
Cor Anglais: Sharon Kane, Roger Weissmeyer
Lap Steel: David Lindley
Clarinet: Acker Bilk
Flute: Bobbi Humphrey
Softwares that I use
Pro Tools
Advanced
My equipment
3 EXCEL Pedal Steels: Single Neck 10 string, Double 10 string, 14 string
Clarinet: Yamaha 450N, Boosey & Hawkes London 2-20
Saxophone: Selmer Mark 6 Tenor and Alto, CannonBall Alto, LA Soprano
Flute: Gemeinhardt with Silver Head Joint, Artley Alto Flute
Lap Steel: 6 string Morrell
Oboe: Fox
English Horn: Fox
Media
Videos
Songs
Images
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