Kinde Brothers Complete Demo Copyright 1994
The Kinde Brothers Complete Demo is a collection of original rock music with a twist of country instrumentation. Musical themes highlight outdoor activities in Michigan such as hunting, camping and fishing. You can now own this demo free of any charges for personal non profit use.
Our unpublished original songs have gathered dust for 20 years and it is our wish to have the public hear them. The songs are available on our Downloads and Contact Page. We'd like as much exposure as possible, so share them with others who may be interested.
Once you have acquired our song recordings you have automatically accepted our copyright terms of agreement. Please read our copyrights agreement at the bottom of this page before down loading to be certain of how you may legally use them.
History
K E Four-track Studio
In 1987 Kinde Enterprises was opened to the public in the Detroit suburb of Roseville, Michigan. It came into being through the musical evolution of it's owner/manager George Kinde. After playing guitar in a few garage rock bands with his brother Geoffrey Kinde (drums), George saw the need for a competent sound man and decent, but affordable, demo recordings. Having a long standing interest in sound recording and live sound engineering, he decided to convert the rehearsal space (the hayloft of a two and a half car sized barn) into a recording studio. K E 4-track Recording Studio was literally born in a barn on 10 ½ mile road, just west of the Ritz concert complex on Gratiot.
At that time K E produced 4-track, dbx encoded, recordings on 1/4 width reel-to-reel tape. Multi-track recordings were mastered to half-track format. Cassettes were also produced from the half-track format recordings and duplicated. Other services were demo packages for publishers and record companies, band promotional packages, and preparing copyrights.
Take One Recording Studio
Around 1990, the studio acquired a Fostex 8-track 1/4 inch reel-to-reel and evolved into Take One Recording Studio. By this time the studio had added more sound processing equipment and higher quality microphones. The change in format, the additional equipment and use of more standardized recording methods greatly improved the end product. Additional dual cassette decks made cassette dubbing much faster and cleaner.
The studio was slowly building business from the 80s, but things peaked when George formed a partnership with Rick Mall in the early 90s and started Detroit Noise Rehearsal Studio, a store front studio on the Eastside of Detroit. The three years Detroit Noise lasted were the peak years of the barn recording sessions. It was during this peak period when George and Geoff Kinde produced “The Kinde Brothers” project. Because of the availability of time and equipment, this project was one of the best to come out of Take One Recording Studio.
The Kinde Brothers Complete Demo
These songs were digitized from the 1/2 track master and better represent the quality produced by Take One Recording Studio.
The Kinde Brothers songs were written and performed by Geoffrey Kinde (drums and vocals) and George Kinde (vocals and all other instruments). The last three songs should have been, but were not on the half-track master or fully produced. These songs were mastered to metal cassette with George singing backups.
Copyrights Notice for the Kinde Brothers Complete Demo Recordings
Copyrights notice:
Anyone desiring the use of the digital sound recordings of the "Kinde Brothers Complete Demo" offered here are welcome to download said recordings for personal nonprofit use. By downloading, or otherwise acquiring these recordings, you (the user) are automatically agreeing to the following contractual agreement between the copyright holder and you (the user) as a person, persons, or other legal entity acquiring said recordings and must legally conform with the following stipulations.
The sound recordings made available here on the collection known as "The Kinde Brothers Complete Demo" (the recorded performance of song compositions by the Kinde Brothers) are being released for free but include a number of copyrights obligations including the following.
Personal use of sound recordings that include additional personal copies such as electronic digital data stored on data storage devices such as hard drives, thumb drives, CDs, DVDs, MP3 players and other digital electronic devices is allowed.
Users of said recordings may freely distribute those recordings to other interested parties who are made aware that by their possession of these recordings they are under the same contractual copyrights agreement put forth here.
Users in possession of said recordings may not use them for any purpose intended to generate a profit. Such uses can include but are not restricted to inclusion in products sold to public or private interests. Such products include CDs, DVDs, videos, films, TV, radio, ringtones, video games and sheet music or any other uses that generate a profit.
Users may broadcast said recordings royalty free on radio programs over the air or on the internet only if they are included in music programming featuring the entire recording of the collection, or the entire recording of individual songs, with credit given to the Kinde Brothers for their creation. These recordings may not be used in the background or a mix of any other type of broadcast or internet programming.
Public performances of said songs are allowed royalty free only if the performer announces that such songs were created by The Kinde Brothers just before or after the performance of each song. Public performances include but are not limited to musical performances by musicians and D.J. musical programs.
Users do not have mechanical rights and may not release cover versions of said songs on any recordings or other media produced.
The use of these sound recordings in no way implies the use of copyrights to the song compositions. Copyrights to the song compositions are exclusively reserved for the copyrights holder.
