engineers
With the abundance of low-cost DIY studios being put into garages, and traditional recording studios falling on hard times, where can those interested in ‘being behind the boards’ find work. How are studios today prospering. Where can engineering talents be utilized outside of traditional recording studios.
meet the panelists
out everywhere in between also.
Morgan Stambaugh Anderson Audio
Stambaugh, an LVC recording technology graduate, works for Anderson Audio. Anderson Audio has provided systems and engineering for many high profile clients, traveling extensively throughout the United States and internationally to countries such as Canada, Cuba, Japan and Puerto Rico. Anderson Audio provides the sound system and crew for the PBS special: In Performance at the White House aired on WETA. Other performance events for the President include Kennedy Center Honors and An American Celebration at Ford’s Theater.
Anderson Audio provided the sound equipment and crew for the Clear Channel national radio broadcast of the United We Stand concert at RFK stadium in response to September 11th. With only 3 days notice before the event, Anderson Audio was able to provide a complete mobile audio control room, talent studio, and audio/broadcast infrastructure for the 13-hour show. Performers at the concert included 21 major artists such as: Aerosmith, Backstreet Boys, Bette Midler, Goo Goo Dolls, Michael Jackson, N’SYNC and Rod Stewart.
Additional broadcast Anderson Audio provided the sound system and engineering for the Portland (Oregon) Symphony’s High Definition TV special: (Verdi’s) Requiem.
Matty Longo Longo Drums
Longo began playing the drums in 1986 at the age of 12 and has been recording since 1988. He is part owner of the project studio
(The Village) that has been through six re-modeling phases, the latest of which was completed in 2006. In 2004 he graduated from the School of Audio Engineering (SAE) NY, and has since completed countless recordings of both local bands and singer/songwriters. Other skills include drum building, wood working, art, graphic design, photography and computer aided design, and running the family owned and operated business, Longo Custom Drums.
Longo Drums was officially started in late 2005 but has been in operation since the early 90s. They build one-ply, steam-bent snare drums out of exotic and domestic wood, some of which we cut and air-dry themselves. The drums have been played and sold world-wide to great response. The snare drums can also be heard on hundreds of professional recordings since the mid 90s.
Matt Edgcomb Whitaker Center
Matt Edgecombe, also an LVC MRT graduate, served as an apprentice with recording great Shelly Yakus, then went on the road as the road manager for major touring groups. Matt toured with Ben Lee, Slow Runner, Grammy nominated The Duhks, and mixed for John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin. Turning down offers from major tours, he took on the job of managing all of the sound, stage, and lighting for the Whitaker Center with shows ranging from major music artists to Broadway plays. He still engineers for Peter Buffett (scored soundtrack for Dances With Wolves, etc.) To read a Mix magazine interview with Mat, go to http://mixonline.com/mixline_live/Edgecomb-Lee-Tour-07190518/
lebanon valley college • music industry conference • 11/21/2009