something really bad has happed.

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hi, it's zeke. moday, may 14th at 4:00pm my studio was destroyed by a wind that was almost like a tornato. it took the
roof off of the porch and part of the roof over the studio and almost caved in the front wall.

the good news is that none of my recording stuff was damnged.
(i don't think) most of it just got a little damp. i moved all my recording stuff and instruments to my dad's concert building.(my dad is the owner of "clem's shoal creek music park". my dad,my dad's friend larry and i are going to repar the studio.





pray for me.


zeke
 
hey that sucks, but at least you are ok.....if you need any gear i have an old Ross 4 track casette:D

seriously, glad you are ok and good luck re-building......
 
Sorry to hear about your studio Zeke. Good luck with the repairs.
 
That's bad indeed.... Good luck rebuilding!

Look at the 'bright' side:rolleyes:, use this opportunity to make it a major acoustical upgrade with the info you can find here! Get your head back up, do some research and make it better as you could've dreamed off!
 
yes man, a turning point in deed. i'd save $ for a good while and do it perfect, if your gonna be there for enough years.
glad ur ok. keep on the music.
 
Its a good way to get some money from insurance at least/
 
ha!

ha! think again! we don't have any kind of coverge on the studio.
(my dad is cheap!)


but there working hard and maybe i'll be back in the studio by this time next week!
 
that sucks!!! you have to whip the old man with a mic cable if moves to slow (phew pish) hope all your equipment dries up ok, it should water usually doesnt hurt to bad, don't know about the mics and speakes though, never had any get wet.
 
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