Jochem Jacobs
Jochem Jacobs (born 26 March 1977) is a Dutch guitarist, producer and recording engineer, noted for his work as founder, guitarist and producer for Textures. He works at Split Second Sound, a studio in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He has been involved with the mixing, mastering and production of all Textures albums so far, as well as other bands such as Epica, Autumn, Stream of Passion, Heidevolk, Severe Torture, Hord, In-Quest, Almah, Izegrim, The Red Shore, Intwine, Face Tomorrow, Kingfisher Sky and Devious.
Jochem Jacobs
- Name
- Jochem Jacobs
- Born
- 26 March 1977
- Occupation
- Musician, producer
- Nationality
- Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Fields
- progressive metal
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He is endorsed by Mayones guitars. He played with his brother Sander in the Dutch crossover metal band Ground Control from 1995 to 2001, and released 2 demos and one album. About the recordings of Texture's Dualism album, he said:
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• Name — Jochem Jacobs • Birth Name — Jochem Jacobs • Born — 26 March 1977 • Instrument — Guitar • Genre — Technical metal, progressive metal • Occupation — Musician, producer • Label — Nuclear Blast Listenable Records • Past Member Of — Textures • Website — www.splitsecondsound.nl
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Equipment
• Mayones Guitars • Peavey 5150
With Ground Control
With Ground Control
• The Infamous $50 Tape (1995) • Access 2 Control (1996) • God-Mode (1998)
With Textures
With Textures
• Polars (2003) • Drawing Circles (2006) • Silhouettes (2008) • Dualism (2011)
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