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| August 18, 2003 | Volume 2, Number 16 |
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Table of Contents Announcements from Mix Yamaha Intros New Digital Mixing Studio Mackie Shows New Control Surface Get Ready For 115th AES Convention! New Distribution Deals Recording Tip From Justin Stanley ADVERTISEMENT 
SPL's TEC NOMINEES PRAISED BY USERS Bob Ludwig is pleased with his MMC1 Multichannel Mastering Console: "The MMC1 sounds fabulous--I've never heard a mastering console as musical as this one." Asked about his PQ Mastering Equalizer, Crystalphonic's Kevin McNoldy states simply, "...sounds incredible, very precise--and total recall..." More: www.spl-usa.com ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MIX The Entertainment Technology Show-LDI 2003 will be held November 21-23, 2003, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. Over its 16-year history, the show has evolved from a lighting technologies show, formerly known as Lighting Dimensions International, to an all-encompassing entertainment technologies show in 2003. Features of the show include a full week of intensive workshops, hands-on training sessions and backstage tours; presentations by working professionals; and in-depth discussions on ESTA technical standards. For a detailed description of this year's conference program, go to www.ets-ldi.com. Business Chops for the Independent is a series of training events designed to bring professional business tools and understanding to independent producers, engineers and recording artists. The first workshop will be on Monday, September 15, 2003, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Sportsmen's Lodge in Studio City, Calif. The event is presented by author John Stiernberg of Stiernberg Consulting; David Schwartz, COO of Mpowered Ideas Media; and Claris Sayadian-Dodge, founder and principal of studioexpresso. Confirmed speakers include Al Schmitt and Ron McCarrell, president/CMO of DH1 Studio Inc. For more information, visit www.studioexpresso.com/news/succeedinginmusic.htm. 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 PRODUCTS Yamaha Intros New Digital Mixing Studio  Yamaha's 01X mLAN Digital Mixing Studio functions as a stand-alone, total recall digital mixer for recording or live performance. MORE
PreSonus Intros Eureka Preamp Eventide Offers Rebate for Clockworks Upgrade Mackie Shows New Control Surface  Available next month in the U.S., the Mackie Control Universal (MSRP: $1,299) combines the functionality of Mackie Control, Emagic Logic Control and Mackie;s HUI protocol into a universal controller. MORE
Edirol Updates Software Synths Now Shipping: Apple DVD Studio Pro 2.0 NEWS YOU CAN USE Get Ready For 115th AES Convention! Visit aes.org to download a calendar of events, register online and apply online for exhibition space. MORE New Distribution Deals Digidesign distributing Waves, Eventide appoints Right Track Marketing, L-Acoustics adds to rep lineup, MORE Island Systems & Design Awarded Hispanic Business 500 Update Your Address Book ADVERTISEMENT  Adgil - Surround Monitor & EQ Systems AGM ESsEX - Stereo to LCR Conversion Cube - Tec AudioCube 5 - 24 / 192 Workstation Cube - Tec QUADRIGA - Automated Audio Archival Cube - Tec CubeDVD-A - DVD-Audio Authoring Digital Audio Denmark - A/D, D/A, D/D Converters 8 Channel A/D, D/A, D/D The ADDA 2408 - 96 kHz; Modular; 8/2 Monitor Mixer; 8 high-end mic. pre's; AES, TDIF, ADAT, ProTools Mix 24, and S/P DIF I/O. www.sascom info@sascom.com Ph (905)469-8080 RECORDING TIP FROM JUSTIN STANLEY Producer Justin Stanley has recently finished up production work for The Vines, Nikka Costa and the Blue Crush soundtrack. Here's his take on recording in the digital domain: "By now, everyone's realized how far digital recording technology has come, especially with 96 kHz. You can process digital sound and end up with an analog-type sound. The real 'organic-ness' comes from how you approach recording -- how you put the music down -- rather than the actual recording equipment." MORE |
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