SAE Atlanta and Euphonix present; Vincent di Pasquale and the
pwhughes writes: Vincent di Pasquale shares insider secrets and techniques that have made him one of the top remixers in the music industry at SAE Institute's Atlanta campus.
Witness a very special Remixing Seminar hosted by multi-platinum producer and remixer Vincent di Pasquale, SAE Atlanta, & Euphonix. Vincent will be guiding attendees through elementary and advanced remixing techniques using Logic Pro and the Euphonix Artist Series Control Surfaces.
Vincent has produced and remixed songs for artists such as Madonna, Nelly Furtado, Mariah Carey and many others. Vincent will be demonstrating the techniques as featured in his brand new educational course entitled "The Art of the Remix." (available from the faderpro web site). Watch as Vincent demonstrates his efficient and creative remixing workflows, all while utilizing the tight integration Apple and Euphonix have developed using Eucon, the Euphonix ethernet-based control protocol!
In addition, attendees will be able to experience the impressive facilities that SAE Atlanta has to offer and get a first-hand look at the latest Euphonix Artist Series control surfaces. Come check it out November 13th, 2009 at SAE Institute of Technology- Atlanta
2:30 Session- SAE Students and Alumni
7:30 Session- Open to the Public
Space is limited so to guarantee a spot, please RSVP to SAE Institute Atlanta: 404-526-9366
About SAE Institute:
Headquartered in Oxford, England, SAE Institute is the world's first and largest network of audio, film and multimedia education and training centers. SAE is affiliated with Middlesex University (England), Southern Cross University (Australia) and Southern Institute of Technology (New Zealand). The Institute operates over 50 campuses in more than 24 countries on four continents; it offers diploma and full degree programs (degree programs offered in EU and AU) in audio, multimedia, digital filmmaking, animation and gaming. SAE is part of the SAE Technology Group, which also owns and operates Studios 301 (with locations in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia, Cologne, Germany, Studios 301 is a collective group of state-of-the-art recording and mastering facilities), the Computer Graphics College, and QANTM.
Posted by admin on Tuesday, October 27 @ 09:15:23 PDT
Tuesday September 22nd 2009, Sydney Australia –
It’s time to sharpen your pencils and get out your notebooks, as RØDE Microphones announces today that its award-winning educational website RØDE University will return in October for a second semester of high resolution streaming video classes. This semester class is focussing on broadcast audio, for film, television, voice-over and sound design.
Co-written and presented by one of the world’s most prolific and respected sound designers, Ric Viers, RØDE University will offer a combination of established audio theory with tips and techniques to show students how to get professional results using RØDE’s range of broadcast microphones and accessories.
A respected industry veteran, Ric brings over ten years of sound design experience to the virtual classroom. His book The Sound Effects Bible is a best seller, and his production company The Detroit Chop Shop is the world’s largest producer of sound effects for the motion picture, television, radio and gaming industries. In addition to his audio work Ric’s credits also include directing, editing and writing and is an overall industry guru.
“I’ve used RØDE Microphones to record literally tens of thousands of sound effects, not to mention voice overs and dialogue for location sound.” commented Ric. “I’m jazzed to be hosting the next semester of RØDE University which will include tons of RØDE mics, lots of industry tips, and of course, a little Detroit Rock and Roll.”
The trailer for RØDE University with Ric Viers is online now at www.rodeuniversity.com. Interested students are able to enter their email address to be notified when the semester starts. The lucky first 50 people to sign up will win a free copy of The Sound Effects Bible!
In addition, RØDE has also announced a revised interface for the original RØDE University musical recording course, allowing students to choose their lessons in any order they wish. The introduction of English, German and simplified Chinese subtitles also makes RØDE’s education platform more accessible than ever.
To view the trailer for RØDE University with Ric Viers, please visit www.rodeuniversity.com
For more information on Ric Viers, please visit www.ricviers.com
Posted by admin on Monday, September 21 @ 19:27:55 PDT
Acoustic Damping Panels & Sound Absorption Sheets by Audimute
soundgenius writes: Sound absorption sheets by Audimute are one of the most economical acoustic damping products in the market. Priced as low as $1/sq.ft., Audimute Sound Absorption Sheets are easy to hang and extremely effective in absorbing echoes and reverberation within a room, recording an impressive .7 NRC rating. The video below explains what NRC is and why it’s important to take into consideration when comparing acoustic damping products.
Audimute Acoustic Damping Panels are another type of sound absorption product that has been tested for NRC. With a recorded NRC above 1, Audimute Acoustic Damping Panels have the ability to absorb 100% of echoes and reverberation, when used in a properly treated space. Available in a wide range of colors, shapes and sizes, Audimute Acoustic Damping Panels can even be customized using your own photos, graphics or logos.
SAE Institute Offering Free Audio and Film Workshops
pwhughes writes: SAE campuses in the US are offering a series of free workshops open to the public between May 22nd and June 5th. Learn from faculty and guest lecturers on topics ranging from Remixing to Final Cut Pro.
Posted by admin on Thursday, May 14 @ 21:52:38 PDT
Over 7 years ago the Computer Music Production School, then known as Blue Sound Studios, hosted the first free songwriting workshops in Atlanta. Now they're taking these workshops to everyone in the globe and expanding them into a music business, music production, mixing and mastering web conference.
The next Free Music Conference hosted by the Computer Music Production School is Thursday March 19th at 7pm EST. The Web Conference Location is via phone and internet with live chatting. To attend Call 219-509-8333; Use Access Code: 899583 on Thursday, March 19th at 7pm to 8pm EST.
Student advisor Edward Unger and student Michael Thomas will discuss what’s more important the music production or the mix amongst some of the roads Michael has been traveling since getting to the end of the music course, completing his album and working with clients.
They will be chatting live and answering questions. The free music conference will be held via phone and through the internet at the Computer Music Production School’s music networking site.
The Computer Music Production School is not your ordinary Music College, Music School or Alternative Music School. They offer a Music Production & Audio Engineering Music Course that can be taken in as little as 7 weeks, 7 months or as long as each student needs.
The music school is 100% interactive using a combination of methods including online access, phone and email. Unlike a video tutorial, a manual or traditional schooling, it is setup so each student can learn with any combination of studio equipment, hardware or software available. Students are able to reference the course for the rest of their life. They also have a student advisor give one on one consulting and support on writing, producing, recording, mixing, mastering and setting up a music business through the entire course.
The Computer Music Production School offers Basic Music Theory, Piano Lessons, Ear Training, Sound Design, Compression, EQ, Effects, Outboard Gear and Plugins, Mixing and Mastering, Starting your Music Business, Marketing and Promotion training.
At the end of this course students will be able to work out of any studio, figure out any gear, write, record, produce, mix and master their own material to the ‘radio ready’ industry standard level, with their own equipment, within a few hours - Guaranteed.
SAE Institute Announces Public Online Seminar Initiative: SAE-LIVE!
pwhughes writes: SAE launches its newest online initiative, SAE-LIVE!. Designed to offer SAE resources to the public with live video streams and interactive chat rooms during audio, film, and media seminars. These global webcasts give the public a unique opportunity to become part of the SAE community.
Posted by admin on Monday, February 09 @ 16:54:16 PST
pwhughes writes: It's no surprise that Miami has been a center for great Latin artists and music, and as such, engineers and producers are making their "Miami Mark" on the music industry as well. SAE Institute Miami graduate and instructor, Franklin "El Medico" Rodriguez continues to make his impression on Latin music as an engineer by adding a 2009 nomination for La Verdad by Locos Por Juana to his list; a list of clients that includes Daddy Yankee and This Big Boss and Calle 13.
After graduating from SAE Institute's Miami campus in 2002, Franklin began his work as a Supervisor, working in the trenches of the school's recording studios and helping students refine their styles. During that time he became active in the local Miami music scene, interning and assisting on as many sessions as the day would allow. "El Medico's" work and dual-determination lead to his rise within the ranks of SAE to an instructor, as well as his rise as an engineer within the Miami scene as an engineer. A major career trigger was when Franklin was recruited by Jose "Hyde" Cotto as his "right-hand man."
As Franklin recalls, “Ironically, Jose was my student at SAE Miami and we became friends. A year after he graduated he called me up and asked me to help him out on a project and we’ve been working together ever since.” It was with Jose that Franklin had the opportunity to work with “heavy weights” in the Latin Urban scene such as, Daddy Yankee, Angel and Khriz, Hector “El Father”, Don Omar, and Arcangel. Franklin always extends his gratitude to Jose for opening his ear and broadening his musical horizon.
It was however, through Mexican Music Producer Toy Hernandez that Franklin got to “reconnect” with the group Locos Por Juana. “Itagui and I went to middle school and high school together, but we lost touch after graduation. One night, I was mixing a song produced by Toy for an artist named Notch and in the middle of the session, Itagui, the lead singer of Locos, came in to talk to Toy. We were shocked to find each other there.” It was a year from that moment that Franklin was in the studio working on their first song together. He mixed the song Calle Luna Calle Sol, which Locos Por Juana recorded for the compilation album, Tributo a Hector Lavoe.
“After that, we agreed without really talking about it that I would be doing their full album. We started mixing La Verdad in March of 2008 and finished the master sometime in May. It was a major label release but the budget was small. We had to do a lot of in the box mixing, unconventional recording methods, and a lot of late nights. It was a labor of love, as every album should be, though we obviously had our history. To be nominated for a Grammy is awesome, but to be nominated for a Grammy for this particular record, for me, is the greatest feeling ever. My hope is that the Miami Music Industry professionals get behind this record and vote for it, because at the end of the day, this band is a Miami band. To me they are like a microcosmic representation of Miami and the sound you can get from such a melting pot.”
Posted by admin on Friday, January 09 @ 14:07:25 PST
SAE and NI Announce Inclusion Of Komplete 5 As Part Of SAE Production Package
pwhughes writes: Since the introduction of the SAE Institute Apple Computer partnership, which ensured a laptop for every entering Diploma student in the US, SAE Institute has worked with its industry partners around the globe to augment and update the Production Package by including coveted industry standard hardware and software. The total bundle has allowed SAE students to work on their own systems while studying and after graduation. In 2009, Native Instruments joins SAE by including its KOMPLETE 5 bundle as part of the package given to students.
KOMPLETE 5 is the high-end collection of 11 ground-breaking synthesizers, samplers, emulations, and a virtual guitar studio. Perfect for both studio and stage; this is the industry-standard bundle for serious musicians, producers and sound designers. KOMPLETE 5's instruments can be heard on platinum-selling records and in underground clubs alike, all over the world.
"This partnership is something we know new students will be very excited about." Explains Udo Hoppenworth, the Director of US Operations for SAE Institute, "Native Instruments makes great software and they've been a partner with SAE by offering student discounts, but now we 've reached a new level by including the KOMPLETE 5 bundle as part of the Production Package. Every student in the Audio Technology Program receives an Apple laptop, the hardware and software, and now KOMPLETE 5 - that offers an amazing level of production capability to our students."
SAE Institute will be further integrating NI KOMPLETE 5 synths and samplers into the audio curriculum. Instructors from around the US have been avid users of Native Instruments for years, and now that every student has the software in front of them during class, it will bring the experience of classes like synthesis, sampling and sound design into a new realm.
As part of the SAE Institute philosophy of hands-on training, students utilize their systems during class, and to augment their time in the studios and labs for projects throughout the course - just imaging the kind of homework they can accomplish now with the KOMPLETE 5 bundle!
Headquartered in Oxford, England, SAE Institute is the world's first and largest network of audio, film and multimedia education and training centers. SAE is affiliated with Middlesex University (England), Southern Cross University (Australia) and Southern Institute of Technology (New Zealand). The Institute operates over 50 campuses in more than 24 countries on four continents. It offers diploma and full degree programs in audio, multimedia, digital filmmaking, animation and gaming. SAE is part of the SAE Technology Group, which also owns and operates Studios 301 (with locations in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia, Cologne, Germany, Studios 301 is a collective group of state-of-the-art recording and mastering facilities), the Computer Graphics College and QANTM.
Posted by admin on Monday, January 05 @ 13:16:26 PST
pwhughes writes: Palo Alto, CA, January 2nd, 2009 – Euphonix, Inc. has announced that the SAE Institute, the leading provider of pro audio and multimedia education worldwide, is incorporating Euphonix MC Control and MC Mix media controllers into 25 SAE Institutes across four continents. The SAE Institute’s audio curriculum includes training on the world’s leading digital audio workstations to help prepare students for real world production situations. Euphonix’ Artist Series media controllers offer comprehensive control over Pro Tools, Logic Studio and many more software applications, providing SAE with unmatched flexibility in integrating MC Control and MC Mix into their diverse curriculum.
"SAE is the world leader in audio and creative media training, and we are very excited to have our MC Control and MC Mix chosen for their state-of-the-art institutes," stated Martin Kloiber, Euphonix CEO. "The power and flexibility of the Artist Series is the perfect match for SAE’s innovative teaching approach, and provides students with cutting-edge media controllers that can be used with virtually any audio or video application."
The Artist Series uses a high-speed control protocol developed by Euphonix called EuCon that enables simultaneous control of multiple applications and even workstations over an Ethernet cable. This allows SAE students to not only remotely access and control any workstation located on the network, but EuCon also enables the instantaneous switching between multiple Mac workstations – perfect for projects that require using dedicated audio and video workstations. Furthermore, the small footprint of the MC Control and MC Mix allows these media controllers to easily integrate into any studio or lab, fitting perfectly between a computer keyboard and screen.
Euphonix has worked closely with the world’s leading software developers like Apple, Steinberg, MOTU and others to deeply integrate native EuCon support into their DAWs to provide high-resolution, high-speed control over almost all DAW functions for an unmatched editing and mixing experience. The MC Control and MC Mix also support the HUI and Mackie Control protocols for even greater flexibility, at a faster speed and higher resolution than any other controllers.
“We are delighted to be installing Euphonix MC Control and MC Mix media controllers in so many of our campuses around the world,” says SAE’s owner Tom Misner. “Students who attend SAE Institutes learn how to use a huge variety of hardware and software, giving them the widest possible skill set to help them with their chosen careers. The EuCon protocol may only have been around a short while but has already become an industry standard, such is the calibre of these superb media controllers. Euphonix is a heavyweight in the world of recording and now our students get to see first hand why the gear it produces has made such an impact in today’s studio environments.”
About SAE Institute of Technology:
Headquartered in Oxford, England, SAE Institute is the world's first and largest network of audio, film and multimedia education and training centers. SAE is affiliated with Middlesex University (England), Southern Cross University (Australia) and Southern Institute of Technology (New Zealand). The Institute operates over 50 campuses in more than 24 countries on four continents. It offers diploma and full degree programs in audio, multimedia, digital filmmaking, animation and gaming. SAE is part of the SAE Technology Group, which also owns and operates Studios 301 (with locations in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia, Cologne, Germany, Studios 301 is a collective group of state-of-the-art recording and mastering facilities), the Computer Graphics College and QANTM.
Posted by admin on Friday, January 02 @ 20:58:08 PST
Bryan-Michael Cox Partners with SAE Institute to Develop Production Seminars.
pwhughes writes: Atlanta, GA -- December 11, 2008 -- SAE Institute continues its establishment of ongoing industry partnerships by announcing its newest with Grammy-winning producer, Bryan-Michael Cox. SAE working side-by-side with Cox, have developed a six-month workshop series in which Cox will serve as the primary guest lecturer during the Spring 2009 Semester. The Bryan-Michael Cox production workshop series will guide students through a professional producer’s journey from the beginning stages of developing a music track to selecting the right publishing deal and management.
Bryan-Michael Cox will be joined by a cadre of his industry colleagues to lead select workshops. To date, Cox has pegged special guests including Grammy-winning producer DJ Toomp and songwriters Kendrick Dean and Kandi Burrus to provide students with a comprehensive prospectus of music production techniques.
“This is a great opportunity to nurture many future music producers and engineers,” says Cox with enthusiasm. “By teaming up with SAE with their state of the art facilities and distinctive approach to learning, I am further expanding my passion for music through education, its my way of giving back.”
SAE Institute will extend the opportunity throughout its extensive network of over 50 campuses. The hour-long workshops on SAE’s Atlanta Campus will be simulcast via the internet to select SAE campuses. SAE, noted for being a leading institution in the field of audio engineering and creative media sectors, historically prides itself with a “hands-on” curriculum. With over fifty campuses worldwide, SAE has produced scores of dynamic music engineers and related professionals for over 30 years.
“It’s inspiring for future music makers to have one on one interactions with the people making the music they listen to every day.” explains Chris Davie, Director of SAE Institute Atlanta, “SAE’s partnership with Bryan-Michael and his colleagues is an enormous opportunity for our students to experience their production processes from start to finish.”
The workshops will include a detailed course outline of live studio sessions, songwriting techniques, producer and artist relations, management and music publishing. The lectures are directly aligned with SAE’s Diploma in Audio Engineering and Music Business curriculum.
Posted by admin on Friday, December 19 @ 16:43:19 PST
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