From time to time, SPARS hosts seminars, panel discussions and workshops called SPARS Sessions. Check back here to find out about any upcoming events.
SPARS hosted a very successful series of workshops / seminars at the NAMM 2010 Show called SPARS Sessions at the H.O.T. (Hands-On Training) Zone.
SPARS will be hosting a couple of sessions again at the NAMM Winter 2011 Show on January 15, 2011 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Upcoming SPARS Sessions:
NAMM 2011 Winter Show
Saturday, January 15, 2011
H.O.T. Zone Sessions
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, California
SPARS Sessions@the H.O.T. Zone
MODERN PRODUCTION TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
Saturday, January 15, 2011 / 10:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. – Stage Room / 204B – Register
Panelists’ Bios
Moderator: Barry Rudolph – BarryRudolph.com – Recording Engineer/Mixer/Journalist
Panelists: (Panelists’ Bios)
Chris Estes – Endless Analog – Manufacturer of CLASP Device
Curtis Ewing– Westlake Pro Audio – Retail Perspective
Michael Lloyd – IMDb – Producer / Music Supervisor – Professional
Khaliq Glover – Khaliq-o-Vision.com – Producer / Mix Engineer – Professional
Myron Chandler – My1 Systems / Technical Consultant – Utilization
Description:
Barry Rudolph will lead panelists through a discussion of many of the latest production tools and methods. Participants will discuss every thing from new devices to applications to implementation of vintage concepts designed into new products. Audience will have the opportunity to listen to examples.
THE FUTURE OF THE RECORDING STUDIO
Saturday, January 15, 2011 / 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. – Studio Room / 204A – Register
Panelists’ Bios
Moderator: Tom Kenny – Editorial Director / Mix / Electronic Musician, / Remix Magazines
Panelists: (Panelists’ Bios)
Tina Morris – Manager, / The Village Studios – Large Studio
Randy Emata – RandyEmata.com – Producer / Engineer – Professional
George Adjieff – West LA Music / Music Retailer / Studio – Applications
George Shaw – Glyph Storage Technology / Hard Drive Manufacturer – Digital Asset Management
Ed Fassio – Exsilio Corporation / IT Solution Provider – Cloud Computing, Web activity
Dave Hampton – MATK Corporation / Studio Designer / Tech Specialist – Emerging Trends
Description:
Mix editor Tom Kenny will discuss the future of the traditional studio. He will be asking all the panelists to comment from their perspective and experience. Topics covered will be traditional studio operations, room design, acoustic product, buying trends, data management, cloud recording, and new innovations.
Our thanks to Dave Hampton, MATK Corporation, for his assistance in organizing these great SPARS Sessions @ the HOT Zone. In addition, we would like to acknowledge the continued support of Don Griffin, West LA Music / Westlake Pro Audio, and his talented team of music and recording professionals.
THE FUTURE OF THE RECORDING STUDIO
Saturday, January 15, 2011 / 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. – Studio Room (100)
Moderator: Tom Kenny- Editorial Director, Mix, Electronic Musician, Remix Magazines
Panelists:
Tina Morris – Manager, The Village Studios-Large Studio
George Adjieff – West LA Music
Music Retailer / Studio – Applications
George Shaw – Glyph Storage Technology
Hard Drive Manufacturer- Digital Asset Management
Ed Fassio – Exsilio Corporation
IT Solution Provider- Cloud Computing, Web activity
SPARS NAMM Panels – continued, Page 2
Dave Hampton - MATK corp.
Studio Designer / Tech Specialist – Emerging Trends
Description:
Mix editor Tom Kenny will discuss the future of the traditional studio. He will be asking all the panelists to comment from their perspective and experience. Topics covered will be traditional studio operations, room design, acoustic product, buying trends, data management, cloud recording, and new innovations.
Michael, last year SPARS was able to offer SPARS Sessions@the HOT Zone attendees the opportunity to request a NAMM Badge. This year we do not have that opportunity. NAMM has changed their policy for Hot Zone Attendees. However, SPARS will be presenting two HOT Zone Sessions. You can get more information and registration information here:
http://spars.com/home/2010/12/namm-2011-spars-sessions-hot-zone/
As in 2009, the SPARS Sessions @ the HOT Zone seminars are free and open to the public. We hope to see you there.
Best wishes from all of us at SPARS…
Paul Christensen
Executive Director
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