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Manhattan Center Studios Scores with Elliot Goldenthal

Oscar-winning composer Elliot Goldenthal recently used Manhattan Center's Grand Ballroom to record the score for the upcoming Sony Pictures film, S.W.A.T., with a 92-piece orchestra.

Oscar-winning composer Elliot Goldenthal recently used ManhattanCenter’s Grand Ballroom to record the score for the upcoming SonyPictures film, S.W.A.T., with a 92-piece orchestra.

Goldenthal and music producer Teese Gohl (pictured, left, with filmdirector Clark Johnson) worked with a team of about 20 people,including seven Manhattan Center Studios’ engineers andassistants.

The entire scoring process from pre-recording to mixing covered aspan of 22 days and occupied two studios. For five days, engineer JoelIwataki recorded the orchestra using two Pro Tools|HD systems in Studio7, while Stephen McLaughlin created the 5.1 mix in Studio 4.

Pictured: Engineers Stephen McLaughlin and Joel Iwataki take a breakfrom recording the S.W.A.T. score in Studio 7.

“It was good to have film scoring back in New York and at theManhattan Center,” said studio sales manager Richie Clarke.

For more information, visit www.mcstudios.com.

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