The Boston Area Definitive Audio Student Summit :: September 26, 2009; 9:00 am – 4:30 pm :: The New England Institute of Art, 10 Brookline Place West, Brookline, MA.

This is the third year this AES regional student summit has been hosted by the New England Institute of Art. Audio students, educators and enthusiasts have been invited for a full day of workshops, tutorials, studio and software demos. Some popular studio demonstrations will be limited in size. To ensure your inclusion, arrive as early as possible. Really cool T-shirts will be given to the first 200 attendees.

Featured presenters this year include: Radiohead producer Sean Slade gives a studio workshop on how to get great guitar sounds Audio Guru Dave Moulton (Golden Ears) answers the question, “Does it really have to be this loud?” Alex Case demystifies some classic audio effects that you’ve heard on your favorite recordings John Storyk and Dave Malekpour, will let you take you take a peek inside some of the recording studios that they have built for artists like Jimi Hendrix, Jay Z, Bruce Springsteen, Goo Goo Dolls, Timbaland, Alicia Keyes Middle Tennessee State University Professor and Studio Wiz Bill Crabtree will give a workshop on time aligning your drums in Pro Tools Brian Doser, Dave Lefkowitz and Sean McGlaughlinwill show you tricks and tips you can use with the new Pro Tools 8 SSL’s Fadi Hayek will show you why SSL sounds so much better than… Multi-Grammy Winner and AES President Jim Anderson will unlock some of the mixing and recording secrets that make him the top Jazz and Acoustic engineer in NYC Paul Stewart of Genelec shows you how your speaker placement will dramatically affect how you hear your mixes Mercenary Audio’s Adam Brass invites you to his legendary Mic & Mic Pre Shootout Amazing Software Demos from Izotope, Sonivox, Cakewalk, Sounds Like Drums, Digidesign & Apple The Apple Logic Pro Users Group shows you what’s new and exciting in Logic 9

And More! Much more!

For further information contact John Krivit at 617-582-4472 or JohnKrivit [at] mac.com