EP.1 - Christof Knoche's Deep End Live at Nublu Classic, 11,08,2014 - New York

Christof Knoche (Bass Clarinet)
Simon Jermyn (Electric Bass)
Zack Lober (Electric Bass)
Vinnie Sperrazza (Drums)

EP.1 - Christof Knoche's Deep End Live at Nublu Classic, 11,08,2014 - New York Christof Knoche (Bass Clarinet) Simon Jermyn (Electric Bass) Zack Lober (Electric Bass) Vinnie Sperrazza (Drums)

EP.1 – 11.08.2014 – Christof Knoche’s Deep End (Live at Nublu Classic, NYC)

Onur Gul 
NY-22’

I was born in Izmir, Turkey and I’m a Live Sound & Mixing Engineer, Production Manager, Lighting Operator based in New York City.

I began my music education at Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara in 1992 where I studied Double Bass with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with Tolga Alpay at Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies.

While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson.

From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom.

Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “I was born in Izmir, Turkey and I’m a Live Sound & Mixing Engineer, Production Manager, Lighting Operator based in New York City.
I began my music education at Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara in 1992 where I studied Double Bass with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with Tolga Alpay at Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies.
While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson.
From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom.
Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “Live Music Recordings of Nublu Classic”.

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Onur Gul NY-22’ I was born in Izmir, Turkey and I’m a Live Sound & Mixing Engineer, Production Manager, Lighting Operator based in New York City. I began my music education at Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara in 1992 where I studied Double Bass with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with Tolga Alpay at Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies. While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson. From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom. Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “I was born in Izmir, Turkey and I’m a Live Sound & Mixing Engineer, Production Manager, Lighting Operator based in New York City. I began my music education at Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara in 1992 where I studied Double Bass with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with Tolga Alpay at Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies. While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson. From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom. Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “Live Music Recordings of Nublu Classic”.

Onur Gul 
NY-22’

I was born in Izmir, Turkey and I’m a Live Sound &amp; Mixing Engineer, Production Manager, Lighting Operator based in New York City.

I began my music education at Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara in 1992 where I studied Double Bass with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with Tolga Alpay at Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies.

While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson.

From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom.

Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “I was born in&nbsp;Izmir,&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and I’m a&nbsp;Live Sound&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Mixing Engineer,&nbsp;Production Manager,&nbsp;Lighting Operator&nbsp;based in New York City.
I began my music education at&nbsp;Hacettepe University’s State Conservatory in Ankara&nbsp;in 1992 where I studied&nbsp;Double Bass&nbsp;with Tahir Sumer and Bassoon with Orhan Nuri Göktürk. I went on to receive a high school degree and train Bassoon with&nbsp;Tolga Alpay&nbsp;at&nbsp;Dokuz Elylül University State Conservatory&nbsp;in Izmir. I continued my education at Dokuz Eylul University Fine Arts, majoring in Sound Engineering and Technologies.
While studying, I played electric bass for various Turkish pop, rock, and jazz bands and continued to play professionally when I moved to New York City in 2010, in bands such as Paint the Cave, Glitch Cake, Cecilie Beck, and Emanuel Gibson.
From 2011 to 2013, I was a Live Sound Engineer for the eminent live music venues Café Wha?, Groove, and Drom.
Since 2013 I have worked at Nublu, the determinedly multinational East Village music venue as the Live Sound and Recording Engineer. I have recorded, mixed, and collected live performances at Nublu, since 2014, working with a wide variety of international artists. In 2013, I began sharing my recordings in a podcast called “Live Music Recordings of Nublu Classic”.

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