BROADCAST
ENGINEER
MULTIMEDIA ENGINEER
COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER
CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPER
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
DATABASE DESIGN SPECIALIST
Chronological Resume
1975-1980
Phonodisc Labs
Kingsport, Tennessee
Recording Engineer
Record Pressing Plant Operations & Maintenance
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Recording engineer and mixer at the busiest studios in Tennessee.
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Developed close relationships with artists, engineers, and musicians.
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Worked with all vendors: printers for record jackets and disc labels, vinyl sources, electroplating for stampers.
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Co-supervised and trained operators.
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Performed equipment maintenance on steam plant / presses / extruder.
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Recycled vinyl (PVC) pellets.
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Daily head alignment and bias setting
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Preventative maintenance on consoles, tape machines.
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General warehouse work: unloading trucks, storage.
PRINCIPAL CLIENTS:
TM Productions Music Libraries • Trevor Horn / Malcolm McClaren "Duck Rock" Many independent Country and Gospel Vocal Groups.
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WHAT I USED THERE:
Microphones: Neumann U47, U87, KM84, Sony ECM-77, C-37P, RCA 77-DX, 44-BX• Consoles: MCI JH-416 • UREI compressors • Recorders: Ampex AG-440B, MCI JH-24, Nakamichi 1000 II • Monitors: JBL 4333A • Record Presses: Finebilt
1499 California St.
San Francisco, CA 94109
415-413-3456 (Mobile)
linkedin: johnhenrywheeler
Top Skills
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Broadcast Television Engineer
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Music Recording Restoration
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Video Production
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Audio Engineering
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Custom Software Development
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Patents
Conversion of traditional stereoaudio into a multi-channel
John Henry Wheeler
1974 - 1979
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Radio DJ / Live Sound Mixer for Newscasts
My first job after graduating high school... Afternoon drive DJ on WKPT Radio, Programmer on Beautiful Music WKPT-FM, and Live Sound Mixer on our 11 o'clock TV newscast.
WKPT Radio & TV
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Kingsport, Tennessee
Audio Producer
Music Editor
Recording Engineer
1980-1985
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TM Productions, Inc.
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Dallas
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Audio producer at the busiest broadcast-services audio production house in America, mixing 24-track recordings of radio station ID jingles, building jingle demos, commercial music library cuts, sound effects, and custom music productions.
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Produced and directed actor and narrator recording sessions on national radio commercials with nationally known voices.
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Signer on AFTRA contracts for TM.
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Produced elaborate audio demos showcasing TM's products for audiences of radio station programmers and production staff.
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Supervised monthly production and manufacturing of 5 production music libraries, coordinating record manufacturing, printing, shipping, and distribution to hundreds of radio and TV stations worldwide.
MUSIC LIBRARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Producer • Masterplan • The TM System • The Production Source • The Music Source
PRINCIPAL CLIENTS:
The majority of all US Radio Stations; TM provided commercial music, programming, and musical identification jingles for 75% of US radio stations.
WHAT I USED THERE:
Microphones: Neumann U87. Consoles: MCI JH-500, JH-600 series, Auditronics, API • Recorders: MCI JH-24, Ampex ATR 102, Scully 280 2,4,8 track machines, Ampex 3200 Tape Duplication System • Monitors: JBL 4310
1985-1990
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Audio Producer
Post Production Sound Mixer
Recording Engineer
Turner
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Audio producer at the busiest broadcast-services audio production house in America, mixing 24-track recordings of radio station ID jingles, building jingle demos, commercial music library cuts, sound effects, and custom music productions.
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Produced and directed actor and narrator recording sessions on national radio commercials with nationally known voices.
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Signer on AFTRA contracts for TM.
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Produced elaborate audio demos showcasing TM's products for audiences of radio station programmers and production staff.
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Supervised monthly production and manufacturing of 5 production music libraries, coordinating record manufacturing, printing, shipping, and distribution to hundreds of radio and TV stations worldwide.
MUSIC LIBRARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Producer • Masterplan • The TM System • The Production Source • The Music Source
PRINCIPAL CLIENTS:
The majority of all US Radio Stations; TM provided commercial music, programming, and musical identification jingles for 75% of US radio stations.
WHAT I USED THERE:
Microphones: Neumann U87. Consoles: MCI JH-500, JH-600 series, Auditronics, API • Recorders: MCI JH-24, Ampex ATR 102, Scully 280 2,4,8 track machines, Ampex 3200 Tape Duplication System • Monitors: JBL 4310