My name is Dan Wiest and I am a unique computer technician in East Tennessee with a passion for music and audio production technology. I have over twelve years of experience, servicing all types of Windows based computers, over six years of audio production experience and fifteen years as a musician. –
I am not currently seaking any Recording Projects at this time. I am however excited to announce my new Dream Rigs!


As I look at music production technology, I can see that everything is moving in a digital direction and I for one love it. My DRW is a correlation of two existing technologies. Guitar Amplifiers and Computers. This combination can emulate nearly any piece of gear with great precision, while adding many benefits, options and personalizations. A DRW can save presets and settings which can be saved and recalled then traded with other musicians while creating a new culture of music production. There are also built-in presets that are programmed by famous musicians and amp manufacturers so you can get the tone of many of your favorite musicians without the expensive gear and without researching the musicians' settings. You can even take a preset, tweak it to your taste, save it and recall it in seconds. Click Here For more about The Dream Rig Workstation!

 

Dan Wiest - Audio Producer
865-236-1550
danwiest@drwiest.com



- Dream Rig Workstations - This is my Laptop DRW Demo Unit. It includes some of my favorite models of amps like the Fender '65 Deluxe, Orange Thunderverb and a scary accurate Mesa Dual Rectifier. I also have the Slash package on this one which is a must have if you go with Amplitube.
The guitar is my modified Ibanez RG4.
Dan - Working the Controls durring a recording session in 2012.

Portable Recording DAW
6 Digital (up to 8) and 12 Analog inputs
9 headphone outs.
Connected to my Custom OC-X6 PC w/ 16GB of OC-DDR3 RAM and
4TB of storage. Running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit (Signature Edition).
Dan's old Dual Snare Yamaha Stage Customs. They're over 15 years old and still sound great! It grows a little bigger than what is pictured here.
Dan - Playing drums durring a recording session in 2012.