The WERS live performance studio is an acoustically tuned 13′ by 19′ room, with a 9 foot ceiling. The room is home to the station’s 1933 Steinway “B” baby grand piano. The space is used for live and pre-recorded performances throughout the year including WERS’s annual Local Music Week and Live Music Week.
If you would like to be considered for a live in-studio performance, please contact the WERS Music Director at music@wers.org . In addition to live in-studio performances, the WERS Live Mix Department is actively searching for artists to record demos, EPs, and full-length albums free of charge. If you would like to be considered, please contact the WERS Live Mix Director at livemix@wers.org. Please include “WERS Studio Mix: Band Name” as the e-mail subject.
1932 Steinway Model B Piano (Restored 2008)
Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue Guitar Amp
Yamaha Absolute Maple Nouveau Drum Set (5-Piece)
Zildjian A Series Cymbals
Yamaha PM5D 48 Channel Digital Mixing Console
Power Mac G5 Dual 2.0Ghz
Glyph Gt-103 FireWire Chassis
Pro Tools HD 7.3
Digidesign HD192
HHB CD-R
Sony R-500 DAT
Tascam DA-98HR
Presonus Central Station
Genelec 8050A Monitors
Yamaha NS-10M monitors
Aviom CAT5 Digital Monitoring System
EAW SZ109 Monitor Wedges
Sony MDR & Sennheiser HD202 Headphones
Rane HC-6 Headphone Amp
DBX 172 Gates
DBX 376 Tube Channel Strips
Drawmer DL 241 Compressor
Empirical Labs Distressors
Millenia Audio STT-1 Tube Channel Strip
TC Electronics Fireworks Effects Processor
TL Audio C1 Tube Pre-Amp/Compressor
AKG
Audio Technica
Audix
Blue
Earthworks
Electrovoice
Neumann
Sennheiser
Shure
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