Craig Kerley

Craig Kerley uses Native Instruments Komplete 14, as listed on the Not Otherwise Specified band's gear page.

Uses as a backup guitar for live performance and studio work

Craig Kerley uses a Sustainiac Neck Pickup in his Jackson Dinky guitar, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page.

In a Facebook post by Not Otherwise Specified, Craig Kerley is shown using the Korg Kronos X 88-key Music Workstation during the Enchant show in May 2015.

During the Enchant show in May 2015, Craig Kerley used the Kurzweil PC3k8, as referenced on the Facebook page "Not Otherwise Specified."

Craig Kerley uses Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.8, as listed on the Not Otherwise Specified band gear page.

Craig Kerley is listed as using Apple MainStage 3 on the Not Otherwise Specified band gear page, known for their work in Atlanta's progressive rock scene.

Craig Kerley uses the Line 6 Variax JVT69, as listed on the Not Otherwise Specified band's gear page, highlighting its role in his setup for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

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Craig Kerley uses the Sennheiser EW 152 wireless microphone during live performances, as mentioned on the Not Otherwise Specified website.

Craig Kerley is seen playing a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar on the Facebook page "Not Otherwise Specified," showcasing his love for David Gilmour's style.

Uses for mellotron sounds on both albums

Craig Kerley utilizes the Roland VK-7 for all organ sounds during live performances, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page.

Craig Kerley used the Fender Jazz Bass exclusively on both albums by the Not Otherwise Specified Band, as noted on their gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

Craig Kerley uses the Kurzweil K2500 exclusively in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

Craig Kerley uses the Alesis QS88 synthesizer exclusively in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

Uses with a Sustainiac Neck Pickup

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Craig Kerley uses the Tama Starclassic (Maple) drum set in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

Craig Kerley utilizes the Behringer X32 32-Channel Digital Mixer in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band's gear page.

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Craig Kerley uses the E-MU Vintage Pro in his studio, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

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Used in the practice room

Craig Kerley uses Avid Pro Tools for all his recording work, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page.