For the second year in a row, top audio professionals will convene at the world-renowned Village Recorder in Los Angeles to share their tips and tricks for making great home studio recordings and teaching the essentials to creating a successful career in audio engineering and producing to aspiring engineers. The From Home To Studio 2-day interactive and educational conference—May 19-20, 2007—offers insight from industry pro’s who work with some of the industry’s top artists today including Prince, Stevie Wonder and others.
The conference is hosted by The Village Recorder. Sponsors include the Producers & Engineers Wing of NARAS, GC Pro, Monster Cable, MATK Corp. Blue Sky International, Glyph Technologies. A panel discussion will be moderated by comedian/actor/studio owner, Sinbad.
The conference’s brainchild is that of engineer and consultant, David Hampton. For over 25 years, Hampton has contributed to the success of many top artists. Hampton's reputation is one of providing solutions and getting the job done. In his career he’s worked closely with Herbie Hancock, Marcus Miller, and Rafael Saadiq, just to name a few. Additionally, he recently completed the restoration of Paisley Park Studios for Prince. His new release book, So, You’re an Audio Engineer. . . Well, Here’s the Other Stuff You Need to Know, is a curriculum course book for classes at Full Sail’s “Recording Arts� program.
Hampton had this to say, “You should learn to work with NO TOOLS before you work Pro Tools. Many people will never realize their potential because they are too busy trying to show everyone how smart they are. Just like my book, this conference will present an accurate picture of some of the real information that all audio professionals need. Getting straight answers from the people developing content for all markets.�
Conference attendees will benefit from panel discussions and get one-on-one time in these super sessions with some of the country’s most talented engineers & producers. Among other conference participants are Grammy® Award winning engineers Ralph Sutton (Stevie Wonder), Khaliq Glover (Prince), producer/arranger/programmer Darrell Diaz (Herbie Hancock, Arturia), Leslie Ann Jones (Skywalker Sound), Al Ramirez, Conley Abrams III, Clarence McDonald, Eric Zobler (George Duke), Morris Hayes, Randy Emata, Tina Morris.
Jeff Greenberg, CEO of The Village Recorder offers attendees a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most historical recording studios in the world. Workshop topics include “Hypnotic Audio Secrets� (Khaliq Glover), “Near Field Monitoring� (Blue Sky International’s Chris Fichera), “Making Your Mixes Musical� (Ralph Sutton) and “Soft Synths in the Live World� (Darrell Diaz).
The organisers say that From Home to Studio is a great way to get connected, interact and council with industry leaders who know what it’s going take to make it in the music industry. All entrants will receive a gift bag and will be registered to win gear prizes including Monster Cable products, Glyph hard drives, swag from the Village Recorder, GC Pro, AudioSkin cables, and copies of So, You’re an Audio Engineer… Plus, books from all talent will be available onsite, as well as literature from all sponsors.
Where and When:
The event takes place from Saturday, May 19, 12pm-8pm and Sunday, May 20, 12pm-8pm at the Village Recorder in West Los Angeles (1616 Butler Ave., West Los Angeles, CA 90025).
Pricing and Availability:
Registration begins immediately with a limited number of seats available. Discounted early registration is available online.
Early registration prices are $125/2-day pass (early registration). Students $100/2-day pass (anytime).
Door prices are $150 2-day pass/$85 per day.
For additional info call 818.602.1888 More information and registration:

• www.soyoureanaudioengineer.com
  
  
  

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