Francisco "Coco" Diaz at Sonofolk Studio

Sonofolk Studio

From the Front:

"I heard about the JDK brand a few years ago and I was very interested to try the equipment. With a tough look, '60s or '70s style, it seemed to be made to last the rest of your life. After some research, I was very interested in the R24 because of the vintage sound it produced.

"The sound of the R24 is very musical and not surgical, which I really like. It produces clean and sweet highs, and I can boost it up and the sound will never be harsh or unpleasant. I love when I pump up the lows of the Kick or Bass tracks and get that solid bottom end that can support everything you want to put on top. I can get presence in voices, guitars and strings just with a little move of the knob in the 3k-5k. And I get all of that with the spice of the vintage sound. I find myself using it in all stages of any given production, tracking, mixing and also mastering work."

About Francisco "Coco" Diaz and Sonofolk Studio:

Francisco "Coco" Diaz began working with audio 15 years ago, recording and mixing acquaintances' bands out of his home. In 2004, Diaz found a vacant space on the Simon Bolivar University campus, and soon after opened Sonofolk Studio. Since its foundation, Sonofolk Studio has offered recording, mixing, mastering and post-production services, and has worked with clients in the audio and television fields. Past clients include Desdorden Publico, Lasso and Bartolome Diaz as well as Samsung, Sony Music and Mattel. Diaz plans to take Sonofolk Studio to the next level in the near future and offer music publishing, management and booking services.

Contact: https://www.facebook.com/Sonofolk

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