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Awards for Hartt Students
Two students from The Hartt School's Music Production and Technology (MPT) program at the University of Hartford have been named winners of a prestigious
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Sounds Good When I Go Vroom
More than 10 years ago, Acura teamed up with Grammy Award winning engineer Elliot Scheiner and Panasonic to create the first ELS DVD-A surround...
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Peacock Finds Self at Capitol
Alice Peacock, singer/songwriter and recently named president of NARAS' Midwest chapter, completed her latest release, Who I Am, at Capitol Studios in
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Up and Running
Joe Johnston's recently remodeled Rhythm Rascal Studios (Crieve Hall, Tenn., www.rhythmrascalstudio.com) hosted Kim McLean, founder of Hippie Chick Twang
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TEC Hall of Fame: David Hewitt
Acclaimed remote recording engineer David Hewitt will join an elite group of individuals as he is inducted into the TEC Hall of Fame at...
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Michael “Mike” Kovins, 1948-2006
Korg USA president Michael Kovins passed away on May 2, 2006, after a long battle with leukemia. Kovins began his career in the music...
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RODE Buys Event
Ever since Event Electronics was formed, the studio monitor manufacturer and Australia-based RDE Microphones has had a friendly relationship, which just
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John Patterson, 1960-2006
John Patterson passed away on March 28, 2006, following a lengthy battle with cancer. Patterson joined Yamaha in 1997 as R&D manager, focusing on...
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On the Move: Ed Zeier
Who: Ed Zeier, managing director at POP Sound Main responsibilities: overseeing day-to-day operations and casting the strategic direction of the company
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Incubating in The Loft
Jesse Deese, founder of SongScope.com, has partnered with Joe McClure (McClure Broadcast Group) and Buddy Nelms (The Loft Entertainment Group) to form
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Cleveland Rocks With Fairlight
Cleveland's Commercial Recording Studios (www.commercialrecording.com) recently installed a Fairlight DREAM Constellation-XT to broaden its HD and 5.1
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Avatar Studios: “Analog Is Back”
Avatar Studios (New York City) boasted as many as six Studer A800 machines running simultaneously on different sessions on the same day, as well...
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Elephant Symphony Studios
After opening just two short years ago, owner Chet Thompson and studio manager Donny Baker have moved Elephant Symphony Studios (www.elephantsymphony.com)
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Manhattan Center Studios
New York City based Manhattan Center Studios (www.mcp-studios.com) offers two newly upgraded state-of-the-art television studios, recording studios, video
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Alan Parsons Regales Webster U
Engineer/producer/artist Alan Parsons stopped by Webster University as part of the school's AES guest speaker/clinician list. Parsons began his visit
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On the Move: Alexander “Thorny” Yuill-Thornton II
Who: Alexander Yuill-Thornton II, Meyer Sound Main responsibilities: assist in developing long-term directions for the use of digital technology in Meyer
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Stephen Arnold Music
With views of the Sangre de Christo Mountains on one side and Jemez Mountains on the other, Stephen Arnold Music's (www.stephenarnoldmusic.com) new Santa
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Murray Allen, 1930-2006
He worked with big bands and small ensembles; played clarinet and recorded raucous guitar; headed up small, tight-knit TV audio crews and large, film-style...
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Strongroom Purchases AIR Studios
Richard Boote, owner and managing director of Strongroom (www.strongroom.com) recording studios, has purchased AIR Studios (www.airstudios.com), the world-class
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11th Annual Mix L.A. Open, Foundation Scholarship Offered
It looks like another sell-out year as a record number of companies have already signed on to take part in the 11th Annual Mix...
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Studio Watch: Time for an Upgrade
RT/SOS KEEPS IT FLOWING Right Track/Sound on Sound (http://righttrackrecording.com) has completed renovating Studio A at its main 168 West 48th St. location.
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Grant Maxwell, 1959-2006
Re-recording mixer Grant Maxwell died in Hackensack, N.J., in early January after an eight-month battle with leukemia. Maxwell began his audio career
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Was He or Wasn’t He?
Producer Don Was stopped by Selah Recording (Detroit) in early February to work on his upcoming album, Was Not Was, which is slated for...
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Buchanek Joins Cups ‘N Strings
Sabrina Buchanek has joined Cups 'N Strings Studios (Santa Monica, Calif.) as re-recording mixer and sound editor. Her impressive list of credits includes
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Taking a Critical Listen
One of the few audio schools that offers a master's degree in Sound Recording Technology, the Music Department at the University of Massachusetts Lowell
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Shure Mics on the Soundstage
PBS's Soundstage, which began airing in 1974, is jointly produced by WTTW-TV, the Chicago-based affiliate of PBS, and HD Ready, a St. Charles, Ill....
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OIART Adds Games Development
The Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology (www.oiart.ca) is the first audio education program in North America to be registered as a game developer
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Thwak! Moves to Avatar Studios
Owner/producer/drummer Tony Verderosa's Thwak! a company that specializes in artist placement, music licensing and original music for TV and film has
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Peart on Anatomy of Drum Solos
Brian Brodeur, founder and president of NewYorkDVD, a DVD development, design and authoring firm, has completed Neil Peart's Anatomy of a Drum Solo DVD,
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On the Move: Mike Pappas
Who: Mike Pappas, Sennheiser USA senior applications engineer Main Responsibilities: use my extensive experience in the television and radio broadcast
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About That Time for an Update
In celebration of its tenth anniversary, Cotton Hill Studios (Albany, N.Y.) completed an overall system upgrade with the help of Professional Audio Design,
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Tonic Goes Full Circle
Tonic (www.tonic.tv) has opened Tonic Downtown, located within Full Circle Post (www.fullcirclepost.com) in New York City. The new location will introduce
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Telarc Visits Avatar
Avatar's (New York City, www.avatarstudios.net) Studio C recently hosted Telarc recording artist Hiromi Uehara (left) recording a piano duet with Akiko
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Terry Diane Becker Boyle, 1950-2005
Terry Diane Becker Boyle, a recording engineer who worked with artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Paul Kelly, Kansas and Taj Mahal (for...