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| August 4, 2003 | Volume 2, Number 15 |
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Table of Contents Ray Dolby Receives Emmy Engineering Award NAMM Announces Potential 2005 Host Cities Alesis Adds to ProLinear Family TC Offers Restoration Suite for PowerCore LinuxWorld Conference & Expo ADVERTISEMENT Cakewalk's SONAR 2.2 XL is the industry standard for audio and MIDI production with proven performance and reliability. SONAR 2.2 makes a perfect enhancement to your studio through its seamless integration with any ASIO or WDM compatible hardware (including ProTools | HD), and its cross-platform compatibility with OMFI host applications such as Pro Tools, Avid and Logic. XL also includes over $450 in additional tools including superb mastering plug-ins from Sonic Timeworks, and FXpansion's DR-008 drum sampler/synth. You can now purchase version 2.2 XL at your local music retailer. Click below to learn more about SONAR 2.2 XL, and Cakewalk's competitive upgrade offers. www.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MIX Mix magazine is proud to revitalize our forums with extended topics to create a dialog among our readers. We know how helpful advice and information from fellow audiophiles can be, so we've decided to re-energize our forums page to better serve you. Enjoy Mix Forums! We'll see you on the chat boards! Get started at http://mixonline.com/mix_forums/index.htm. Sound & Video Contractor's Product Source Guide ADVERTISEMENT  Looking for an "extreme" makeover? Forget the reality TV shows. Now through August 30, 2003 we're offering a chance to win a FREE Mackie Makeover for your rehearsal space or recording studio-- worth up to $10,000. Click here for more details my.mackie.com/mackiemakeover NEWS YOU CAN USE Ray Dolby Receives Emmy Engineering Award In recognition of Ray Dolby's career achievements, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will present him with the Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2003 Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards on September 13. MORE NAMM Announces Potential 2005 Host Cities In addition to Nashville -- the show's home for the past 11 years -- the contending cities for the 2005 Summer Session include Austin, Texas; Indianapolis; and Washington, D.C. MORE Jan Folkson, Sound on Sound Partner Up Shure Re-Orgs Sales, Marketing Middle Atlantic New Product Catalog ADVERTISEMENT  NEW POWER PROTECTION SERIES The Next Generation of Conditioned Power Distribution Management For Protection of Studio Gear, Software and Telecommunications Signals. Click on New Product Power Protection in Blue Banner on ETA Home Page E-mail ETA Requesting Your Nearest Dealer and Receive a $25.00 Rebate Certificate Toward the Purchase of Model PD11VABP. www.etasys.com PRODUCTS Alesis Adds to ProLinear Family Building on its ProLinear 720DSP, Alesis introduces its larger ProLinear 820DSP digital monitor. MORE TC Offers Restoration Suite for PowerCore Included with TC's Restoration Suite for the PowerCore platform is DeScratcher and three real-time plug-ins: Denoising, Declicking and Descratching. MORE PreSonus, Studio Projects Special Offer Digigram Sound Cards The new PCI bus-compliant sound cards include the PCX822v2, PCX442, LCM440v2 and VX822. The updated cards will replace the PCX822np, PCX440np, LCM440 and VX820, all of which will be discontinued as of September 1, 2003. MORE DiscWelder STEEL V. 2 MOTU DP Cakewalk Project5 1.0.1 LinuxWorld Conference & Expo The LinuxWorld Conference & Expo is coming to San Francisco, August 4-7, 2003. Register at www.linuxworldexpo.com/linuxworldny03/V40/index.cvn?ID=10225. The next installment of the Los Angeles Pro Tools Users group is Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 7 p.m. The Cutting-Edge Music Business Conference, August 14-17, 2003, at the Hotel Inter-Continental (New Orleans), will feature business sessions, an entertainment law seminar, a roots-music gathering and a showcase of new artists, as well as the tradeshow and product expo. The 77-city Max Air Broadcast Tour continues its trek across the country: August 18-22, Raleigh and Durham, N.C.; August 25-29, Charlotte, Va.; September 2-5, Ashville and Greenville; September 8-12, Charleston, Savannah and Columbia; September 15-19, Jacksonville and Orlando, Fla.; September 22-24, Tallahassee, Fla.; and September 25-26, Mobile, Miss. LOOKING AHEADThe 115th AES Convention hits New York City from October 10-13, 2003, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Online registration will soon be available. Visit www.aes.org/events/115 for updates. Exhibitors can now download an application form at the same site. Coinciding with AES, the Remix Hotel will be held October 10-12, 2003, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. nightly at the School of Audio Engineering at Herald Square and the Tribeca Grand Hotel. Remix magazine will host three days of technology master classes, workshops, seminars and clinics on music production and performance targeting electronic and urban music producers, engineers, musicians and DJs in the Tri-State area. Each evening, Remix will host a VIP cocktail reception and DJ event/party on the outdoor terrace at SAE. Disc Makers is kicking off the latest installment of the Independent Music World Series (IMWS), a music showcase series for independent musicians in the country. The Northeast showcase finals will be held at The Lion's Den in New York City on October 30, 2003, and will feature performances by the top six acts selected by Billboard magazine. Bands and artists can log onto www.discmakers.com/imws to register for the Northeast showcase and find out more information about the IMWS. All registrants will receive a free copy of Remix magazine. NAB2004 will be held April 17-22, 2004, at the Las Vegas Convention Center and Las Vegas Hilton. More Events. DEADLINESTalented performing, visual and literary artists entering their senior year of high school should apply to Arts Recognition and Talent Search (ARTS) by October 1, 2003, for the chance to share in an scholarship opportunities from arts colleges valued up to $900,000. The deadline for submission/audition materials is November 1, 2003. IN MIX MAGAZINE THIS MONTH What a wonderful world of vocals! Rickie Lee Jones speaks with Mix about recording her next release, tentatively titled, The Evening of My Best Day, at the Village. Also check out "The Engineer and the Vocalist." It's not easy capturing a great vocal sound, and these four top engineers offer up some great advice on how to make studio magic. Take the Mix challenge and try not adding to your mic closet after perusing our list of large-diaphragm studio mics. Also, cast your vote for the 2003 TEC Awards. MORE |
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